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I know about the twin axes, but I’m looking for something like this that can be done with matplotlib:
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I’m essentially combining 2 plots, both of them having data points between 0-1, but I don’t want them to mix. So I would like one at the bottom and one on top.
Is it possible to do this using bokeh? If so I’ll appreciate some direction.
Hi,
Not in a single plot. But you can stack two plots in a column with no padding or space between them for the same visual effect. See the OHLC app example:
https://github.com/bokeh/bokeh/tree/master/examples/app/ohlc
Thanks,
Bryan
On Feb 20, 2018, at 03:41, claudiu.dan.creanga@gmail.com wrote:
I know about the twin axes, but I’m looking for something like this that can be done with matplotlib:
I’m essentially combining 2 plots, both of them having data points between 0-1, but I don’t want them to mix. So I would like one at the bottom and one on top.
Is it possible to do this using bokeh? If so I’ll appreciate some direction.
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