Closed mlesnick closed 7 years ago
Original comment by Matthew Wright (GitHub: mlwright84):
I have identified the cause of this issue: One of the infinite bars is infinite when its endpoints are pushed onto any line. The other infinite bar is only infinite because the selected line is horizontal and its endpoint is above the horizontal line; this bar is finite if the slope of the line is positive.
I think that the solution is to modify VisualizationWindow::rescale_barcode_template() to combine bars in this situation (so that they become one bar with multiplicity), but this is a bit tricky. I'm working on the fix.
Original comment by M L (GitHub: mlesnick):
I think this is the one. It is actually not computed correctly, as the codensity estimate was miscomputed. The file I gave below was a corrected version.
But nevertheless it should help in finding the bug, I think.
Original comment by Matthew Wright (GitHub: mlwright84):
Mike, I don't think the data file is correct here. Here is what I see when I load the data file into an old version of RIVET:
It doesn't match your screenshot.
Originally reported by: M L (GitHub: mlesnick)
When clicking on the line for a pair of bars with the same start time and infinite end time, one of the lines is dashed, and one is not. There should be no dashed line here