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Desired: To have circles representing similar counts appear the same size across plots; this is especially true when creating diagrams with multiple subplots.
Currently, the rendered size of a venn circle is based on the length of the sets that are passed into the venn3 function. Depending on your data, this can cause a circle representing 25 items to appear the same size as one representing 500 items on diagrams that appear next to one another.
Suggestion: add a max_set_size parameter that is used to calculate the scaling factor of drawn circles. Users can easily determine a maximum set size for their data and pass it to each separate venn3 call.
Thanks!
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The pairwise layout algorithm has a normalize_to parameter, which should let you achieve what you need, if I understood it correctly. See if it does. You will need to select different normalizations depending on how you want to scale your diagrams (something like max_set_size_in_diagram/reference_max_set_size) as well as make sure the axes are using the same scale to achieve the effect.
Desired: To have circles representing similar counts appear the same size across plots; this is especially true when creating diagrams with multiple subplots.
Currently, the rendered size of a venn circle is based on the length of the sets that are passed into the venn3 function. Depending on your data, this can cause a circle representing 25 items to appear the same size as one representing 500 items on diagrams that appear next to one another.
Suggestion: add a max_set_size parameter that is used to calculate the scaling factor of drawn circles. Users can easily determine a maximum set size for their data and pass it to each separate venn3 call.
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: