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Meridith Vicent
When loading these datasets into Dash, the rendering is unbearably slow. It seems like Dash is still displaying every single point in the dataset, and not rendering a sort of subset of the data, correct?
It would be very nice to have a rapidly rendered overview of the data over the whole duration of the dataset, and only get into details while zooming into the graph. In short: have a fixed number of points that are rendered, and the selection of the points made depending on the rangeslider. The best way that would come to my minds to do that is discarding the point at index i+1 is point at index i is close enough to it (yes, this is quite a high-level description).
It would be very nice to have a rapidly rendered overview of the data over the whole duration of the dataset, and only get into details while zooming into the graph. In short: have a fixed number of points that are rendered, and the selection of the points made depending on the rangeslider.
I have 3 dimensional binary label data and am trying to do a volume plot using plotly. However, the data is visualized as empty due to too many voxels. Does anyone have a good solution for this? Thank you
A somewhat disappointing update. As you change the zoom level, the zoom/pan interactions have a progressively larger offset from where the mouse/touch actually is as demonstrated in the video below. The first half of the video shows the large offset when .dash-graph is zoomed out as compared to the normal behavior in the second half.
The transform: scale() property does not have this unintended offset effect, but I lose the dynamic nature of the page that the zoom property allows (i.e. the graph no longer fills all the available space as it is always scaled to a fraction of the available space). If anyone has a workaround, let me know!
Additionally, I moved the legend into the vertical margins instead of the horizontal margins. I did not move it inside the graph as suggested due to the modular nature of some of my graphs where the legend can grow quite large and obscure a lot of the data. I also have additional annotations on some graphs that I decided to place under the title to act as a subtitle. As far as I know, legends can also only be set once for all screen sizes in python so you must select a location that looks decent for all screen sizes.
Thanks @jmmease, That was a simple but a brilliant solution.
I was using three dropdowns to plot traces (corresponding to the selected dropdown values) in a graph object. When the dropdown values are cleared i.e when no values are selected, I wanted the graph object to remove all traces but retain the layout properties (x-axis, yaxis range, ticks etc.).
(i see another post with same problem Callback with one of the Input matching the Output - Automatic graph height - #2 by radekwlsk)
and also some posts about similiar issues under plotly.js topic ( Initial svg height before window resize - #2 by etienne )
that posts mentions lack of default height of parent container.
Hi @adi700, welcome to the forum! Is it possible for you to upgrade to a more recent version of plotly (the latest one is plotly 4.3, and version 4 introduced some major changes to the API)? The documentation corresponds to plotly >= 4.
If you installed plotly from Anaconda, you can get plotly 4.3 ( ).
Ooh, got ya Yeah that would be cool! The menu is enabled by default and can be disabled when initializing plotly, so they did that for a reason. But exposing some of that in the editor would be awesome.
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A drop-down menu is a part of the menu-button which is displayed on a screen all the time. Every menu button is associated with a Menu widget that can display the choices for that menu button when clicked on it. In plotly, there are 4 possible methods to modify the charts by using update menu method.
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In plotly, the range slider is a custom range-type input control. It allows selecting a value or a range of values between a specified minimum and maximum range. And the range selector is a tool for selecting ranges to display within the chart. It provides buttons to select pre-configured ranges in the chart. It also provides input boxes where the minimum and maximum dates can be manually input.
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