plot_tree#
- tangles.util.tree.plot_tree(some_tree_node: TreeNode, ax: Axes | None = None, search_center: bool = True, plot_node: Callable[[TreeNode, Axes], None] = None, edge_color: Callable[[TreeNode, TreeNode], Any] = None, node_size: Tuple[float, float] | dict[TreeNode, tuple] = (0.01, 0.01), ax_projection: str = None, plot_edge_annotation: Callable[[TreeNode, TreeNode, Axes], None] = None, edge_annotation_size: Tuple[float, float] = (0.01, 0.01))#
Plot a tree.
Parameters#
- some_tree_nodeTreeNode
A tree node of the tree to plot. Any node of the tree can be used.
- axmatplotlib.axes.Axes or None
The axes object where the tree is plotted. If None, the currently active axis of matplotlib is used.
- search_centerbool
Whether to search a better center node (currently a node with max degree).
- plot_nodePlotNodeFunc
A callback function that actually plots the tree. If None, a small circle is plotted at each node position. See
print_node_label()
for an example of such a callback function. It must take the parameters node of type TreeNode and ax of type Matplotlib.axes.ax.- node_size2-tuple of float or dict[TreeNode, (float,float)]
The width and height of a node as a fraction of the total size of the figure or a dict that returns the node size for each tree node.
- ax_projectionstr
The matplotlib projection type of the axes of the node plots. Defaults to ‘rectilinear’ which fits most plots, so it only needs to be set for uncommon plot types.
- plot_edge_annotationPlotEdgeAnnotationFunc
A callback function that plots an edge annotation at each edge. If None, no annotation is plotted.
- edge_annotation_size2-tuple of float
The width and height of an edge annotation plot as a fraction of the total size of the figure.