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Plot Log-Scaled Values With Respect To Age and Time
pdf_file
This argument can't be None.
It is a str containing the location where the
pdf file containing the plot will be placed.
plot_title
This argument can be None.
It is a str title printed at the top of every plot.
plot_limit
This argument can't be None.
It is a dict with the following keys:
age_min
is a float containing the minimum age in the plot region.
age_max
is a float containing the maximum age in the plot region.
time_min
is a float containing the minimum time in the plot region.
time_max
is a float containing the maximum time in the plot region.
plot_data
This argument can't be None.
It is a dict where each element is a list.
The key for the dictionary is the name of the value
z
being plotted.
For each
z_name
is in
plot_data
,
z_list = plot_data[z_name]
is a list.
Each element of this list is a dict with the following keys:
'age', 'time', 'value'.
In addition, it may also contain the key 'std'.
age
For each
row
in
z_list
,
row['age']
is the age corresponding to this value of
z
.
time
For each
row
in
z_list
,
row['time']
is the time corresponding to this value of
z
.
For each age value in a
z_list
,
the set of time value must be the same; i.e.,
the set of age an time values form a rectangular grid.
value
For each
row
in
z_list
,
row['value']
is the value of
z
.
All of these values must be non-negative and they must
not all be zero.
std
For each
row
in
z_list
,
row['std']
is the standard deviation corresponding to this value of
z
.
This key is optional. It appears for one element of a
z_list
,
it must appear for all the elements of the
z_list
.
This can change between different
z_name
values.
Furthermore, it this appears, it will be plotted and it must not be all zero
(for one
z_list
).
