One issue: what happens when you use the plot callbacks (e.g. the methods like annotate_grids() that hang off the other PlotWindow plots)? Some of the callbacks make sense for all plots (i.e. they just add a line, arrow, or shape), others depend on metadata for a dataset. For your case, you'd have to somehow combine the metadata from two datasets, i guess? Another option is to blacklist callbacks that don't make any sense, see: https://bitbucket.org/yt_analysis/yt/src/yt/yt/visualization/plot_window.py#... On Tue, Dec 20, 2016 at 4:45 PM, Matthew Krafczyk < krafczyk.matthew@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm currently working on implementing a couple of plots to help investigate differences between two similar datasets.
I've implemented DifferenceProjectionPlot, RelativeDifferenceProjectionPlot, and AsymmetryProjectionPlot.
These are available at my fork of yt https://bitbucket.org/krafczyk/yt under the bookmark 'features/difference_plot'.
Essentially, Each of these Plots is a subclass of PWViewerMPL like ProjectionPlot, but create's it's FRB by first creating FRBs for the two data sets then applying an operation to each pixel value to get a new derived value which is a part of the new FRB.
For DifferenceProjectionPlot this is simply A-B For RelativeDifferenceProjectionPlot this is (A-B)/A For AsymmetryProjectionPlot this is (A-B)/(A+B)
It's already been suggested to me that I can avoid creating three new classes by moving the choice of combination algorithm to a keyword argument, but I'd like to hear more suggestions.
Thanks, Matthew Krafczyk
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