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When making plots from millions of visibility points (if averaging is not in use, for example), we might want to consider density plots instead.
For example, instead of making a plot of 10 million individual points on an UVdistance-Amplitude axis, you could make a UVdistance-Amplitude image, where each pixel is a counter of how many points fell into that bin. Essentially a 2D historgram.
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When making plots from millions of visibility points (if averaging is not in use, for example), we might want to consider density plots instead.
For example, instead of making a plot of 10 million individual points on an UVdistance-Amplitude axis, you could make a UVdistance-Amplitude image, where each pixel is a counter of how many points fell into that bin. Essentially a 2D historgram.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: