Hi,
We currently have a Python script that analyses logfiles, then outputs a scatterplot based on loglines. There are quite a large number of points - sometimes up to 1,000,000 points per logfile.
We use matplotlib for the scatterplot, which has an interactive-output mode to handle click events on points, as well as zoom/panning:

Would an interactive mode similar to Matplotlib, that supported panning/zooming be a possible feature for Plotinum in the future?
Also, do you have any thoughts on how Plotinum would handle a large number of points like that? At higher zoom levels, it doesn't make sense to plot all the points - however, you'd need some kind of clustering algorithm (I'm hoping that's the right terminology...lol) to group nearby points, then reveal them as you zoom in.
Currently, Plotinum only outputs to static files (PDF, EPS, SVG, PNG etc.), so clustering with zooming doesn't make sense now. But what do you think of a feature like that, that automatically grouped nearby points?
Regards,
Victor