Scatter3d plot#
The scatter3d
plot creates a three-dimensional scatter plot of the data.
[1]:
import plopp as pp
import scipp as sc
import numpy as np
Scatter plot using a positions vector#
The easiest way to generate a scatter plot is to use a coordinate of the data array that contains data of the vector3
dtype.
We first generate some fake data, meant to represent clusters of points in a three-dimensional space.
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nclusters = 100
npercluster = 1000
position = np.zeros((nclusters, npercluster, 3))
values = np.zeros((nclusters, npercluster))
for n in range(nclusters):
center = 500.0 * (np.random.random(3) - 0.5)
r = 20.0 * np.random.normal(size=[npercluster, 3])
position[n, :] = r + center
values[n, :] = np.linalg.norm(r, axis=1) + n
da = sc.DataArray(
data=sc.array(dims=['row'], values=values.flatten(), unit='K'),
coords={
'position': sc.vectors(
dims=['row'], unit='m', values=position.reshape(nclusters * npercluster, 3)
)
},
)
da
[2]:
scipp.DataArray (3.05 MB)
- row: 100000
- position(row)vector3m[-76.73473069 -66.63743141 229.29797134], [-79.90772414 -91.49001196 216.51864813], ..., [ 68.68920016 -194.13925116 -69.92077381], [ 51.52687908 -133.47303564 -29.3753589 ]
Values:
array([[ -76.73473069, -66.63743141, 229.29797134], [ -79.90772414, -91.49001196, 216.51864813], [ -48.96126858, -99.73807489, 178.97605179], ..., [ 33.08774731, -172.79068648, -82.49581154], [ 68.68920016, -194.13925116, -69.92077381], [ 51.52687908, -133.47303564, -29.3753589 ]], shape=(100000, 3))
- (row)float64K39.302, 17.314, ..., 156.766, 121.205
Values:
array([ 39.30167803, 17.31380489, 34.55771569, ..., 148.65560354, 156.76601274, 121.2049544 ], shape=(100000,))
We then simply specify the name of the coordinate that contains the vector positions using the pos
argument:
[3]:
pp.scatter3d(da, pos='position', color='black', size=2)
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Scatter plot with colorbar#
To make a scatter plot with a colorbar mapping data values to colors, use cbar=True
.
[4]:
pp.scatter3d(da, pos='position', cbar=True, size=2)
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Scatter plot using individual coordinates#
It is also possible to create scatter plots using three individual coordinate names for the x, y, z dimensions:
[5]:
time = np.linspace(0, 10, 50)
x = np.cos(time)
y = np.sin(time)
da = sc.DataArray(
data=sc.array(dims=['row'], values=time),
coords={
'x': sc.array(dims=['row'], unit='m', values=x),
'y': sc.array(dims=['row'], unit='m', values=y),
'time': sc.array(dims=['row'], unit='s', values=time),
},
)
pp.scatter3d(da, x='x', y='y', z='time', size=0.2, cbar=True)
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