Open matthewtoholland opened 2 years ago
Hey, thanks for the question! Could you provide a toy example in code of what you'd like to plot? I'll try to have a look over the weekend :)
Sure, please find attached the test data. What I am looking for is a scatter plot faceted by the 'variable' column (so should be three plots), where the structures are revealed on hovering. I have included a code snippet below!
data = pd.read_csv('test_data.csv')
plot = px.scatter(data, x='value', y='Assay', facet_col='variable', hover_name='variable')
plot.update_xaxes(range=[1.0, 0.6])
plot.update_yaxes(range=[2.5, 0])
Thank you!
Hey, sorry for the delay - I've updated the package and it should be able to handle data faceting now. Could you install the latest version with pip install molplotly==1.1.5
and see if that works for you? :D
I haven't tested make_subplots
yet but if it's just using facet_col
in scatter
it should work. I've included your example data at the end of examples/simple_usage_and_formatting.ipynb
to showcase it working!
When trying to use molplotly to generate hover structures with a series of scatterplots generated using
make_subplots
(generated using different columns of a dataframe for the same RDKit molecule row),molplotly.add_molecules
returnsValueError: More than one plotly curve in figure - color_col and/or marker_col needs to be specified.
As these plots are generated using different columns, rather than faceting data in a single column based on values in another, there is no common color or marker column. Is there a way to generate molecular structures for these subplots?