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Plotting a straight line from ($-X$, 0) to ($+X$, 1) for various (large) $X$ within a much smaller window results in wrong and inconsistent behavior, as demonstrated in below minimum non-working examples (using a Jupyter notebook with plotly.js v2.27.0).
I doubt that this behavior can be explained by intrinsic rounding problems, since
Problem
Plotting a straight line from ($-X$ , 0) to ($+X$ , 1) for various (large) $X$ within a much smaller window results in wrong and inconsistent behavior, as demonstrated in below minimum non-working examples (using a Jupyter notebook with plotly.js v2.27.0).
I doubt that this behavior can be explained by intrinsic rounding problems, since
Examples
Data frame
Very tight plotting range (symmetric 0.1)
Slightly wider plotting range (symmetric 0.3)
Another plotting range (symmetric 1)
Another even wider plotting range (symmetric 3)
Apparently wide enough plotting range (symmetric 3.2)
As far as my tests go, for any
range_x
that is wider than about ±3, the plotting is rendered correctly:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: