Support for raster graphics
See original GitHub issueTo support something like annotation_raster()
in our R package, which would lead to awesomeness such as conversion of ggmap (people have been asking for this for a long time), I need support for displaying a matrix of arbitrary color codes. Using a heatmap seems out of the question since we can’t generate a sensible colorscale, and drawing a marker for each cell seems inefficient. Any thoughts on how to approach this?
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The raster type will likely be used more for raw raster data rather than images - you can add images however using
layout.images
and setting thexref
andyref
to”” the respective axes. Note however that the image will be distorted when the plot bounds are changed (i.e. when zoomed).Thanks @ssfrr . If you have a link to a chart (both an SVG and GL version), that would help to debug. Here’s a link to a GL audio spectrogram for example: https://plot.ly/~PythonPlotBot/829