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Splom open items #2555

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etpinard opened this issue Apr 13, 2018 · 5 comments
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Splom open items #2555

etpinard opened this issue Apr 13, 2018 · 5 comments
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etpinard commented Apr 13, 2018

Follow-up from #2372, #2505 and #2527

Things that were left out

Things we could do, but would require some thought

  • Add sub-trace on the diagonal (e.g. with diagonal.mode: 'scattergl' || 'histogram' || 'box' || 'violin', see Introducing splom traces #2505 (comment)
  • Add attribute in dimensions that could default the splom generated axes' style (e.g. dimensions[i].showgrid: false would remove grid lines from all axes corresponding to dimensions[i]). Edit: PR Multi-axis-type sploms #2899 added dimensions[i].axis.type, it would be easy to add more attribute under that container.
  • Make one single cartesian <g .draglayer> covering the whole plot area instead of multiple (12 I think) per subplot. This would speed up initial rendering (especially for splom, but also for all graphs with many subplots), make cross-subplot selections a little easier to manage, see Introducing splom traces #2505 (comment)
  • optimize regl-line2d for grid data
  • implement matching axes Matching axes #1549
  • Remove remaining O(n^2) SVG items. In addition to g.draglayer mentioned above, there are two categories I can see:
    • Subplot backgrounds rect.bg - These could be omitted entirely when plot_bgcolor matches paper_bgcolor (and both are fully opaque - which is true by default), otherwise perhaps we could move them into the WebGL canvas though @etpinard points out this may impact pan/zoom performance. UPDATE: optimized when plot and paper bgcolor match in Aggressive splom perf #3057, possible future improvements in Aggressive splom perf #3057 (comment)
    • Subplot groups .subplot.x<N>y<M> - normally only the ones with tick labels and titles have any visible content in them, but currently they all have some empty groups, an associated clipPath#clip<UID>x<N>y<M>plot, and a few <path d="M0,0"> elements, we should be able to avoid even creating the unused ones.

Related issues that would benefit splom performance:

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Pasting benchmarks from #2505 (comment) out for future reference:


Here are some first-render benchmarks with showupperhalf: false and diagonal.visible: false:

# of dimensions # of values per dimension regl-line2d grid lines? time [ms]
10 20k no 400-500
20 5k yes 600-700
30 2k yes 900-1000
40 1k yes 1300-1400
50 800 yes 2000-2300

computed using:

var Nvars = /* fill this in */
var Nrows = /* fill this in */
var dims = []

for(var i = 0; i < Nvars; i++) {
  dims.push({values: []})
  
  for(var j = 0; j < Nrows; j++) {
     dims[i].values.push(Math.random())
  }
}

Plotly.purge(gd);

console.time('splom')
Plotly.newPlot(gd, [{
  type: 'splom',
  dimensions: dims,
  showupperhalf: false,
  diagonal: {visible: false},
}], {width: 2000, height: 2000})
console.timeEnd('splom')

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etpinard commented Oct 2, 2018

From @alexcjohnson 's #3057 (comment), about speeding up lsInner:

overlappingDomain might itself be a heavy lift for a large number of subplots (am I reading this right that for NxN subplots this is O(N^4), ie O(N^2) tests per subplot???), all for the fairly unusual case of inset plots, or otherwise partially occluding subplots. Perhaps it would be worthwhile doing a faster check for whether overlappingDomain is even necessary to call, by looping over all x axes to see if any of their domains overlap, then the same over all y axes? That would only be O(N^2) to possibly (usually!) avoid O(N^4).

@sebastian-raubach
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Hi, I was wondering if there has been any progress on this issue since late 2018? Especially on the "Add sub-trace on the diagonal" functionality.
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AniWar commented Jun 17, 2020

Hello , any updates for diagonal sub trace ? Would love to have this feature .

@InCogNiTo124
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Bump for histograms on the diagonals

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