Hey there!
I am generating plots using 50,000 thousand points of data. To speed up
successive compilations of my document, I am using the externalization
library. The result is quite satisfying, albeit increasing the time to
render the PDF significantly (both with mupdf and the acrobat reader).
The resulting /external/ plots are of a size of 1.2 to 2.1MB. Is there any
way to speed up the rendering time? Maybe by switching formats? I was
wondering if it was possible to save the data points as .PNG a and have
pgfplots render everything else as usual? But I somewhat doubt this is
feasible....
Well, maybe there is a solution....
Janis
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