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When the origin of the plot corresponds to the same value on the x and y axis it will display the value twice instead of once. (example is provided below, the zero value on both axis is shown twice). Using anchor and zeroline positioning etc doesn't remove this from the plot.
The code I used is shown below. The input figure has the data loaded onto the figure in a 3D scatter plot:
def classical(figure: go.Figure,
plotTitle: str = '',
xAxisTitle: str = '',
yAxisTitle: str = '',
legendTitle: str = '',
size_cm: tuple = (8, 8),
equalAspectRatio: bool = False) -> go.Figure:
'''
@brief Function which applies a classical look to figure in formatting.
@Args figure (in)
This is the inputted figure which will be formatted. This figure
should have the data in the graph along with the name of different
datas in the legends if a multi scatter plot is to be creaated.
@Return figure (out)
Figure with the classical formatting applied to the plot.
'''
layout = go.Layout(
width=int(size_cm[0] * 300 / 2.54),
height=int(size_cm[1] * 300 / 2.54),
title={
'text': f'<b>{plotTitle}</b>',
'font': {'size': 36},
'font_family': 'Times New Roman',
'x': 0.5,
'xanchor': 'center'
},
xaxis={
'title': {
'text': f'{xAxisTitle}',
'font': {'size': 32},
'font_family': "Times New Roman"},
'rangemode': 'tozero'
},
yaxis={
'title': {
'text': f'{yAxisTitle}',
'font': {'size': 32},
'font_family': "Times New Roman"},
'rangemode': 'tozero',
'zeroline': True
},
legend={'title': f'{legendTitle}',
'y': 0.5,
'yanchor': 'middle'},
)
figure = figure.update_layout(layout)
# If requested, set aspect ratio to be equal for both axis
if equalAspectRatio is True:
figure.update_yaxes(scaleanchor='x')
return figure