Timothy wrote:
> Please let me know if there is a
> better way to submit the code.
>
Hi Timothy,
If you make it into a complete example that plots something, send it as
an attachment to the list (so their are no line-break issues), I will
commit it into the examples directory. From there, we c
I've spent some time on this problem and have a 44 line solution for
generating dendrogram line segments and root ending locations, i.e. x
and y values. The format for cluster information is a nested tuple like
this:
cluster=(4.5,(3.0,'c',(1.0,'a','b')),(2.0,'e',(1.5,'f','g')))
where the F
Timothy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It appears matplotlib does not have a dendrogram plot. I may be
> interested in developing one, if I can get a sense for what it would
> take. Could someone suggest some code I could look at as a model for
> developing a new plot?
In the file axes.py, sear
