How would one fix this problem with hv.Curve not displaying segments that have one endpoint out of range:
A=np.array( [ 2.50500000e-01, 4.05920687e-01, 2.02641034e-01, 4.48187655e-02,
1.86517468e-17, 1.63380441e-02, 2.25144853e-02, 8.17950836e-03,
-3.99680289e-18, 5.07357941e-03, 8.10436139e-03, 3.29092520e-03,
-8.77076189e-18, 2.44643183e-03, 4.13422525e-03] )
hv.Curve(A).opts(width=500, height=200, logy=True, ylim=(1e-4,0.5))
My actual code is
def spikes(data, dims=["Time", "x"], label="Signal", add_curve=True):
if isinstance(data, tuple):
t,s=data
else:
t=np.arange(0,len(data), 1)
s=data
hs = hv.Spikes((t,s),*dims, label=label).opts(muted_alpha=0.)
if add_curve: hs = hs * hv.Curve((t,s), label=label).opts(line_width=0.8)
return hs
spikes(A, add_curve=True).opts("Curve", width=500, height=200, logy=True, ylim=(1e-4,0.5))\
.opts("Spikes", logy=True, ylim=(1e-4,0.5))
which points to yet another difficulty using hv.Spikes that I will have to fix in the spikes() function…
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