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Support setting min/max values for series analysis plots #22

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bikegeek opened this issue Jan 25, 2017 · 2 comments
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Support setting min/max values for series analysis plots #22

bikegeek opened this issue Jan 25, 2017 · 2 comments

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The current scales generated for the series analysis plots are based on min/max values for a given statistic. This can lead to misleading representations. The user should have an option to define the scales for their data in the constants_pdef.py parameter/config file.

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bikegeek commented May 4, 2018

Now that constants_pdef.py is no longer employed, allow users to do this in the appropriate MET+ config file, use case config file, example config file, or custom config file.

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bikegeek commented Mar 6, 2019

constants_pdef.py is no longer used. Instead, allow user to set min/max values in the appropriate METplus config file (e.g. in a use case, this would be the config file in the parm/use_cases/examples directory)

@georgemccabe georgemccabe changed the title Support setting min/max values for series analysis plots in constants_pdef.py Support setting min/max values for series analysis plots Jun 2, 2021
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