Added datetime smoke test for Axes.hexbin #27475
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| ax1.hexbin(dates, y, gridsize=10) | ||
| ax2.hexbin(dates, y, gridsize=10) |
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| ax1.hexbin(dates, y, gridsize=10) | |
| ax2.hexbin(dates, y, gridsize=10) | |
| ax1.hexbin(y, dates, gridsize=10) | |
| ax2.hexbin(dates, dates, gridsize=10) |
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Didn't commit the most recent changes. Now there are tweaks to the appearance of the plots and the appropriate hexbin arguments
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Added the .rcParams["date.converter"] = 'concise' to clean up the datetime labels and updated the image in the body of the PR request.
… added mpl.rcParams to clean up axes labelling.
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removed the mpl.rcParams from the test_tripcolor |
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apologies, the commit didn't work, now the appropriate changes are appearing. |
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We should probably also test with the |
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added extents and set marginals in test_hexbin. Modified the gridsizes and updated the plot image in the body of the PR. |
| extent=[19030, 19680, min(y), max(y)]) | ||
| ax1.hexbin(x, dates, marginals=True, gridsize=(10, 6), | ||
| extent=[min(x), max(x), 19030, 19680]) | ||
| ax2.hexbin(dates, dates, marginals=True, gridsize=(10, 6), | ||
| extent=[19030, 19900, 19030, 19680]) |
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The extents for a date axis should probably be given in as a datetime (and if that doesn't work, we should probably know that)
These numbers are the internal representation of matplotlib dates (days since mpl.dates.get_epoch(), which defaults to 1970-01-01) but you should be able to set them to use datetimes instead.
PR summary
This is part of the task to include additional smoke-tests for Axes. as outlined in issue #26864
A simple datetime test added for Axes.hexbin (Issue #26864) as sub-task, using only numpy datetimes and adhering to the use of the random seed 19680801. Three plots generated, one with datetime as x-axis, another with datetime as y-axis, and datetime for both x- and y-axis.
Plots look like the following:
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