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Pick a better color scheme for multiple distributions plots #1282

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berekuk opened this issue Oct 18, 2022 · 3 comments
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Pick a better color scheme for multiple distributions plots #1282

berekuk opened this issue Oct 18, 2022 · 3 comments

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@berekuk
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berekuk commented Oct 18, 2022

Previously: #1266

@berekuk berekuk changed the title Pick a better color palette for multiple distributions plots Pick a better color scheme for multiple distributions plots Oct 18, 2022
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For pure line plots, I've found ColorBrewer's Set1 to work quite well; I use it here. It's a little small with only 8 colors. For area plots I think you'd want to lighten them some but it should still work.

I used a generative method for another project, described here. This is a graph with a bunch of samples selected. Main code for this is here. It's fairly compact.

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I closed #1266 because after conversation with Ozzie, I decided to split up the colour schemes of multi-distribution plots with normal plots, which will become a refactor in #1243. We should get this soon when I fix this refactor <3

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Completed in #1388

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