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I want to draw multiple subgraphs (e.g., (3, 3)) of histogram with using vis.histogram.
Could it output a histogram with uing vis.histogram to plt.subplots(3, 3) for drawing multiple subgraphs (e.g., (3, 3))?
Or Visdom comes with a function that draws multiple subgraphs of histogram ?
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something like matplotlib-subgraphs are currently not included in visdom.
The current way to go for multiple plots side-by-side is probably to either
create multiple plots that are then placed near each other on the screen, or,
add the 9 histograms into a single histogram-plot (see examples), or,
create (vector-)images of the plot using tools like matplotlib and showing them using vis.svg or vis.image, especially in case you really need this exact functionality. I am not sure if vis.image is capable of showing pdfs, but I feel that this indeed could be something visdom would like to have implemented as well someday. (Please open a new issue if pdf-support is something you would like to have implemented).
Note: True matplotlib-support is also on the roadmap (see #119), but not yet implemented. However, there are also some ideas how to accomplish matplotlib-support in your project using low-level visdom-methods.
I want to draw multiple subgraphs (e.g., (3, 3)) of histogram with using vis.histogram.
Could it output a histogram with uing vis.histogram to plt.subplots(3, 3) for drawing multiple subgraphs (e.g., (3, 3))?
Or Visdom comes with a function that draws multiple subgraphs of histogram ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: