Unification of plot functions #509
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Everything looks good, just minor cosmetic changes are required for the user guide.
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The "note" format should be change to match the other one used in the User guide: ":::{note}".
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| "For all functions that plot time series, it is also possible to plot the time in Seconds on the x-axis instead of the frame. You can choose this option with the keyword argument x_axis. Then, also a framerate needs to be defined as in the following example:" |
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For all functions that plot time series, it is also possible to plot the time in seconds on the x-axis instead of the frame. You can choose this option with the keyword argument x_axis. Then, a framerate also needs to be defined, as in the following example:
Minor changes: lowercase for "second" and change of place of the "also" in the last sentence.
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Closes #466
Closes #449
Most of the plot_functions were adjusted. Now, we have similar options in all plot_functions.
As a default, the title is empty
The following options can be set for all plot_funcitons: title, x_label, y_label, line width and color of borders, measurement_areas_, measurement_lines, lines that are ploted
When timeseries are plotted, you have the option to either plot frame or time at the x-axis
all plot_functions are used in the user_guide notebook