ScatterView: Plot 2D scatter data

A widget dedicated to display scatter plots

It is based on a PlotWidget with additional tools for scatter plots.

ScatterView class

class silx.gui.plot.ScatterView.ScatterView(parent=None, backend=None)

Bases: PyQt5.QtWidgets.QMainWindow

Main window with a PlotWidget and tools specific for scatter plots.

Parameters:

• parent – The parent of this widget
• backend (Union[str,~silx.gui.plot.backends.BackendBase.BackendBase]) – The backend to use for the plot (default: matplotlib). See PlotWidget for the list of supported backend.

getPlotWidget()

Returns the PlotWidget this window is based on.

Return type:PlotWidget

getPositionInfoWidget()

Returns the widget display mouse coordinates information.

Return type:PositionInfo

getMaskToolsWidget()

Returns the widget controlling mask drawing

Return type:ScatterMaskToolsWidget

getInteractiveModeToolBar()

Returns QToolBar controlling interactive mode.

Return type:InteractiveModeToolBar

getScatterToolBar()

Returns QToolBar providing scatter plot tools.

Return type:ScatterToolBar

getScatterProfileToolBar()

Returns QToolBar providing scatter profile tools.

Return type:ScatterProfileToolBar

getOutputToolBar()

Returns QToolBar containing save, copy and print actions

Return type:OutputToolBar

setColormap(colormap=None)

Set the colormap for the displayed scatter and the default plot colormap.

Parameters:colormap (Colormap) – The description of the colormap.

getColormap()

Return the Colormap in use.

Returns:Colormap currently in use Return type:Colormap

setData(x, y, value, xerror=None, yerror=None, copy=True)

Set the data of the scatter plot.

To reset the scatter plot, set x, y and value to None.

Parameters:

• x (Union[numpy.ndarray,None]) – X coordinates.
• y (Union[numpy.ndarray,None]) – Y coordinates.
• value (Union[numpy.ndarray,None]) – The data corresponding to the value of the data points.
• xerror (A float, or a numpy.ndarray of float32.) – Values with the uncertainties on the x values. If it is an array, it can either be a 1D array of same length as the data or a 2D array with 2 rows of same length as the data: row 0 for positive errors, row 1 for negative errors.
• yerror (A float, or a numpy.ndarray of float32. See xerror.) – Values with the uncertainties on the y values
• copy (bool) – True make a copy of the data (default), False to use provided arrays.

getData(*args, **kwargs)

Returns the x, y coordinates and the value of the data points

Parameters:

• copy – True (Default) to get a copy, False to use internal representation (do not modify!)
• displayed (bool) – True to only get curve points that are displayed in the plot. Default: False. Note: If plot has log scale, negative points are not displayed.

Returns:

(x, y, value, xerror, yerror)

Return type:

5-tuple of numpy.ndarray

getScatterItem()

Returns the plot item displaying the scatter data.

This allows to set the style of the displayed scatter.

Return type:Scatter

getXAxis(*args, **kwargs)

Returns the X axis

New in version 0.6.

Return type:items.Axis

getYAxis(*args, **kwargs)

Returns an Y axis

New in version 0.6.

Parameters:axis (str) – The Y axis to return (‘left’ or ‘right’). Return type:items.Axis

setGraphTitle(*args, **kwargs)

Set the plot main title.

Parameters:title (str) – Main title of the plot (default: ‘’)

getGraphTitle(*args, **kwargs)

Return the plot main title as a str.

resetZoom(*args, **kwargs)

Reset the plot limits to the bounds of the data and redraw the plot.

It automatically scale limits of axes that are in autoscale mode (see getXAxis(), getYAxis() and Axis.setAutoScale()). It keeps current limits on axes that are not in autoscale mode.

Extra margins can be added around the data inside the plot area (see setDataMargins()). Margins are given as one ratio of the data range per limit of the data (xMin, xMax, yMin and yMax limits). For log scale, extra margins are applied in log10 of the data.

Parameters:dataMargins (A 4-tuple of float as (xMin, xMax, yMin, yMax).) – Ratios of margins to add around the data inside the plot area for each side (default: no margins).