We use two sample sets, each with their own X Y and Z data.
The following sample code utilizes the Axes3D function of matplot3d in Matplotlib.
#2d objects using nodebox 3 how to
Here, you are shown how to chart two sets of data and how to specifically mark them and color them differently.
Sometimes people want to plot a scatter plot and compare different datasets to see if there is any similarities. But all three of these options are still married to the old server-side paradigm of tools like matplotlib and gnuplot rather than the client-side paradigm of tools like IPython notebook, Protovis, and D3. Packages like Chaco and MayaVi push the boundaries in interaction, extensibility, and 3D capabilities. But there are challengers: NodeBox OpenGL solves some of the interactivity problems by providing a powerful interface on a single, universally available graphics backend.
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