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To make life easier and have a consistent style, we should introduce figure templates. These handle most of the layout and provide axes for which a metric function can perform its plotting on without worrying about the layout again and again.
This is simpler for singular plots compared to a figure with multiple plots.
So we should introduce classes as
classSinglePlotFigure():
...
classMultiplotFigure:
def__init__():
defget_axis():
deftight_layout():
defdraw_figure():
# All commands/settings that are required to finalize/draw the figure
For the multiple plots template the init function would require
To make life easier and have a consistent style, we should introduce figure templates. These handle most of the layout and provide axes for which a metric function can perform its plotting on without worrying about the layout again and again.
This is simpler for singular plots compared to a figure with multiple plots.
So we should introduce classes as
For the multiple plots template the init function would require
And then to get the axis when plotting multiple metrics:
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