I'm working on a Python plot (see image below) that includes 4 sets of data: Tester 1 Temperature, Tester 1 Value, Tester 2 Temperature, Tester 2 Value. Each of these has different scales, and I want to format them together in a single, coherent chart. I’ve tried using the brokenaxes library to handle the scale differences, but when I combine everything into one plot, the result becomes cluttered and hard to read. https://i.sstatic.net/v8fWhtWol.png I’ve also considered plotting each graph separately and then merging them manually in something like Photoshop, but I’m concerned the scales may not align properly, leading to misleading visuals. Is there a better or more elegant way to approach this problem in Python (e.g., using subplots or shared axes in a clean way)? Any insight or alternative method is greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance! Continue reading...
