Re: [Matplotlib-users] Millions of data points saved to pdf

[nertskull <ner...@gm...>]

No we definitely aren't really interested in the gaps.  Gaps are just where
we were unable to collect the data.

I don't know if we can attach pictures to this thread or not, but I'm going
to try.

The attached is roughly what I want, but with all 750 as vectors.

I want to see the 'movement' of the line, but I need the gaps to remain, so
I know where they are.

The problem with plotting a reduced data set, is I lose some of the very
small sections of line.  I'll play around with that idea, but we want to be
able to zoom in on a vector file, and see the tiny areas of less than
10points that would be lost if we plot a reduced data set.

But what it sounds like, is it is unlikely this will work in vector graphics
form.  Its just too much to do without reducing the dataset.

<http://matplotlib.1069221.n5.nabble.com/file/n43344/figure_1.png> 



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