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I didn't see any mention of this in the documentation, although it is reasonably common, and I think the plotting layer is the right place to do this (it seems more like a workaround elsewhere). Would a simple flag to histplot cover all common cases? Any preferences on naming? show_overflow is short, but may be found confusing... if I find a bit of time I'll try to implement this.
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I've been wondering about what to do with underflow/overflow for a while, especially what would be the right way to visualize it. I think we don't have to deal with the trivial case histplot(h.to_numpy(flow=True)...) but it would be good to have for hist or TH1s going in. Some thoughts I have are these:
by default, there should be some indication if there is flow, maybe an arrow?
I prefer shorter kwargs, flow seems to be used already in some context
Seems to me we have 4 cases
Nothing
Indicator
Sum
Display a new bin (maybe with a gap from the rest of the histogram?)
I didn't see any mention of this in the documentation, although it is reasonably common, and I think the plotting layer is the right place to do this (it seems more like a workaround elsewhere). Would a simple flag to
histplot
cover all common cases? Any preferences on naming?show_overflow
is short, but may be found confusing... if I find a bit of time I'll try to implement this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: