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@maximelucas maximelucas commented Nov 2, 2023

draw_hypergraph_hull was last function to make consistent #477. I noticed the edge-plotting part was doing exactly the same as draw_hyperedges except for the few lines drawing the hulls. So I:

  • added a hull=False and radius argument to draw_hyperedges, which needed just 10 more lines of code to work. So everything works out of the box because draw_hyperedges works.
  • added this option to draw so we can now do xgi.draw(H, hull=True).
  • removed draw_hypergraph_hull and _draw_hull as they are not used anymore.
  • fixed tests and updates notebooks
  • Change the default node_size everywhere to 7 (was 15). This was the size in the hull function, larger ones look bad. I think it also generally looks better for the non-hull ones. The only thing is that nodes now are by default too small for drawing node_labels, so the user needs to set a larger size if they want to do that but I think that's ok.
  • removed _color_arg_to_dict as not used anymore

This closes #477 and #388. Related to #404.

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Looks good @maximelucas, thank you.

Minor fixes:

  1. remove ref. in the API xgi.drawing.draw.rst
  2. I think the tutorial Tutorial 7 - Convex hulls hypergraph plotting.ipynb is better to put it in the in depth (as a separate one) or at the end of In Depth 2 - Drawing hyperedges.ipynb
  3. About the nodes' size change I think it is nice, looks cleaner this way. Maybe we should add a line somewhere in the docs telling the thing for the labels (that the user has to change the nodes' size manually)... or we can implement a thing that automatically draws the labels prop to node size (it's like that in graph tool), but I think in a new PR

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Good ideas Thomas! Should be all good now.

For 3) I added a note in the docstrings. At first I thought we could just do the following to change it automatically like you said

if node_labels and node_size is None:
    node_size = 15

but by default node_size = 7 not None in the function call. So if we want to do it like this in another PR we would maybe need to set it to None and do inside of the function if node_size is None: node_size = 7...

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make drawing dihypergraph and multilayer consistent with other drawing functions improve default coloring in viz

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