I'm attempting to plot the distribution of bond angles in protein structures
(the best-known example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ramachandran_plot). I
have the raw data as a collection of x,y,z data, where x and y are integers
between -180 and 180, and z is a floating-point value. (Right now, this
data is pure Python objects, but I can convert it to NumPy arrays if that
would be easier.) I would like to plot this as a continuous color map
inside a wxPython window, and also overlay the discreet data points for a
separate protein. It doesn't really matter what combination of colors I use
for this - there appear to be many built-in color maps that would be
suitable. I'm pretty sure this is possible, based on looking at the
examples, but I have no clue how to go about this - it doesn't help that all
of the examples appear to use the pylab interface. Any suggestions?
thanks,
Nat
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