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connectgaps defaults to True when you provide 1D arrays for all the data, because we don’t have real triangulation so we make a grid, and it’s too easy to wind up with weird holes with 1D data. But you can try turning it off and maybe it’ll give the behavior you want. Better yet, grid your own data and provide z as 2D, x and y as 1D. Better still let’s put in the time to render data like this using triangulation 😉
Yep that’s exactly the kind of thing it tends to do unless your data is either gridded or equivalent to gridded, the real solution here is to write a triangulation contour algorithm.
Codepen: https://codepen.io/ndrezn/pen/ZEgyrMw
Plotly renders out of boundary region in contour plots with concave-shaped XYZ data.
Given this example, we expect to see:
Here are the marked data points:
However rendering this data in Plotly shows:
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