Hello,
I am trying to make a 3D color bar plot (using plot_3d) with parameters x,y, and z where z is the parameter on the colorbar. I can set limits on x and y using the `lims' argument. However, I could not find a way to set limits on z in the plot.
Specifically, I am only trying to plot samples where z>z* where z* is some parameter value of interest.
Is this at all possible to do in plot_3d? Any ideas on how to implement this neatly will be appreciated (manually selecting chain points with z>z* is always an option. Looking for something tidier.).
I tried adding a derived parameter zm where I set zm lower limit to z* using 'range'. However, very surprisingly, the 3D plot of x,y, and zm does not respect the boundary of zm set by range in the addDerived stage. It looks identical to the 3D plot of x,y, and z. However, plot_1d of zm does follow the modified boundary.
Thanks in advance.
Best,
Subhajit
I am trying to make a 3D color bar plot (using plot_3d) with parameters x,y, and z where z is the parameter on the colorbar. I can set limits on x and y using the `lims' argument. However, I could not find a way to set limits on z in the plot.
Specifically, I am only trying to plot samples where z>z* where z* is some parameter value of interest.
Is this at all possible to do in plot_3d? Any ideas on how to implement this neatly will be appreciated (manually selecting chain points with z>z* is always an option. Looking for something tidier.).
I tried adding a derived parameter zm where I set zm lower limit to z* using 'range'. However, very surprisingly, the 3D plot of x,y, and zm does not respect the boundary of zm set by range in the addDerived stage. It looks identical to the 3D plot of x,y, and z. However, plot_1d of zm does follow the modified boundary.
Thanks in advance.
Best,
Subhajit
Statistics: Posted by Subhajit Ghosh — April 11 2024