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@sten, thanks for pinging in!
This reminds me that I have forgotten to cut a new release. Look out for 0.6.0 on PyPI within the next hour, and on conda-forge within the next 24 hours.
0.6.0 should contain the ability to set edge widths.
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@sten, both pypi and conda forge releases are up! please install the new versions, and see if they are done right.
Going to close this issue for the time being; feel free to re-open if thereโs still something not working.
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@ericmjl Thanks a lot! Now it works!
PS: Do you know if there is a way to add labels to the axis of a matrixplot to better illustrate which nodes are ploted on each row and column?
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@sten that's something I hadn't thought of earlier on, mostly because the graphs I was visualizing were large enough that plotting the node names on rows and columns would be a bit cramped for visualization purposes. In my mind, plotting node labels corresponded to an all-or-nothing kind of scenario - it's either useful or uninformative, depending on size. I might be wrong about this.
Underneath the hood, the MatrixPlot
object uses a bunch of numpy
code, followed by a matplotlib mesh object. Are you familiar enough with matplotlib to maybe give it a shot? I'm happy to chat with you through the code base if needed.
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@ericmjl Thanks for the tip! I will have a look and yes, I agree it only makes sense for small networks to plot all labels.
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