Andrew McLean wrote:
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> Dorling cartograms described here (with an example near the bottom of
> the page):
>
> http://www.ncgia.ucsb.edu/projects/Cartogram_Central/types.html
Thanks for the link.
Eric
>
> Regards,
>
> Andrew
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Eric Firing wrote:
> Andrew McLean wrote:
>> It all works. However, I saw in the API documentation (and the source)
>> that there is a Circle object in patch. I was hoping that using this
>> rather than polygons would give better quality output and possibly
>> smaller files. Now I can instantiate i
Andrew McLean wrote:
> I'm a new user of matplotlib (athough I have been using both Matlab and
> Python for years).
>
> I have an application where I need to display data as a set of filled
> circles. The centre and the radius of the circles are both specified in
> data coordinates. The data point
Steve,
I guess I should have highlighted the difference. For my application I
need the circle radii to be given in data coordinates. For the curious,
I'm plotting something very similar to Dorling Cartograms. I did look in
the source of "scatter" for clues, but it uses a 20 sided polygon to
a
Hi,
being a newbie myself, .. I don't know if I'm misguiding you. But do
wonder if you looked at the scatter command
see scatter_demo2.py on
http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/screenshots.html for an example
It *seems* like it already does what you are trying to do?, maybe I'm
missing something
I'm a new user of matplotlib (athough I have been using both Matlab and
Python for years).
I have an application where I need to display data as a set of filled
circles. The centre and the radius of the circles are both specified in
data coordinates. The data points have an additional scalar attri
