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But I'm actually unclear, what the key message is:
Should additional information be encoded in the pies? If so, one should have different pies at different points. This would require individual markers xy* per point.
Or is this only a way to illustrate how to create fancy multicolored markers? In that case, I'd probably not adapt the size and resort to plot() instead of scatter() to keep it more simple.
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I've definitely seen people asking how to use their own data for those pie charts and then finding it utterly complicated to produce one single marker per wedge. It would probably help to start with some 3 rows by 3 column (1 column per pie) dataset and use functions to simplify the creation of those markers.
Peronally, I think when attempting such pie chart scatter, I would always either opt for creating a pie inside an inset axes
I would like to improve this example:
https://matplotlib.org/devdocs/gallery/lines_bars_and_markers/scatter_piecharts.html
But I'm actually unclear, what the key message is:
xy*
per point.plot()
instead ofscatter()
to keep it more simple.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: