Currently, @Sonja-Stockhaus is implementing that for raster-images, spatialdata-plot automatically chooses an appropriate scale for multi-scale images or downscales overly large images. Next, we're going to use datashader to pre-render layers with f.e. 300 million points. This serves the purpose of massively speeding up quick default plots.
Since this involves quite some logic in the background that a given user should have knowledge and control over, we should provide a notebook that explains and shows these improvements, potentially including a tiny bit on how much faster that makes a plot.
The notebook should illustrate the following cases (pre datashader):
Currently, @Sonja-Stockhaus is implementing that for raster-images,
spatialdata-plotautomatically chooses an appropriate scale for multi-scale images or downscales overly large images. Next, we're going to usedatashaderto pre-render layers with f.e. 300 million points. This serves the purpose of massively speeding up quick default plots.Since this involves quite some logic in the background that a given user should have knowledge and control over, we should provide a notebook that explains and shows these improvements, potentially including a tiny bit on how much faster that makes a plot.
The notebook should illustrate the following cases (pre
datashader):