I created a neural network and when I made the plot, it is super zoomed in and I cannot see the side or the bottom. A shown in the photo. How can I zoom out so I can see the whole thing? I have tried using the zoom package and my mouse, I cannot seem to figure it out.
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I have a VisJS graph plotted on top of a map. I want to zoom both in and out in unity with a button. Unfortunately the visjs graph seems to have a weird way of scaling as it seems to be very slight around 1 and much further around 0.5 and 1.5.
I tried finding the function that makes the scaling in visjs but there is nothing in the documentation. There also seems to be no one who has had this problem before.
Any Ideas where I could find a function that fits the scaling to a linear scaling map?
Or a functiont that would doubles/halfs the current graph size?
The code below creates a circle using the R grid graphics. I would expect the chart to fill the entire screen instead it fills only a fraction (top-left) of the screen. I am on a Windows computer and here is what the produced svg looks like when I open it using Chrome. How can I draw a circle that would fill the entire screen? I am looking to understand how things work so would appreciate someone teaching me the part I am missing here or pointing me to a reference that I can learn from.
library("grid")
library("gridSVG")
grid.newpage()
grid.circle()
grid.export("rectangle.svg")
Before I'm zoomed in, this is achievable with the left/right arrows on the GUI or by keyboard shortcuts. However, once I'm zoomed in to a plot, I seem to be stuck on my zoomed in plot of choice. Is there any way to view the next plot after that from within the zoom in window?
Only way I came close to this was by:
Ctrl+Shift+6 (Windows, Linux, Mac) to enlarge plots view
Then circle through plots with Ctrl+Alt+F11 and Ctrl+Alt+F12 (Windows, Linux) or Fn+Cmd+Option+F11 and Fn+Cmd+Option+F12 (Mac)
Is it possible to create interactive Shiny graph that when you click zoom button on a Shiny Page, the graph will expand to the entire size of the browser window? Right now I have four ggplots on one shiny page and would like to expand one to full screen size when I click zoom. I think it could be using either shinyjs or conditional panels, but can't seem to figure it out. This has similar logic:https://gallery.shinyapps.io/105-plot-interaction-zoom/, instead of zooming in the graphic, would just like to zoom the entire graphic to the browser.
Thanks!
My solution was much easier actually and I ended up using Shiny BS that has a built in modal function.
I have just starting looking into making my python graphs interactive. Bokeh seems to have a lot of functionality and I am currently trying it out. One thing that I find aesthetically pleasing with the mpld3 library is the smooth zooming after selecting a region with the zoom tool (like in this example). The default behavior in Bokeh seems to be to jump to the zoomed region without without any animation (example, 'wheel zoom' is smooth, but 'box zoom' is not).
Is the smooth zooming feature available in Bokeh and just disabled by default, or is this not implemented?
This is not implemented as of Bokeh 0.8.2, we do plan to add support for animation, key frames, etc. and smooth box zoom would probably best be implemented on top of that.