I’m developing ridgeline density plots as part of an interactive visual ( http://statscope.herokuapp.com/ ). It seems that Plotly defaults to cutting off the tails of density plots very suddenly to accurately represent the data. Like this: [Capture] But I prefer that my density plots have more conv…

[image] msdl: It seems that Plotly defaults to cutting off the tails of density plots very suddenly to accurately represent the data. How are you creating these plots? You might want to check out the violin trace type, I think there is an option to make it “one-sided”

I believe we are using distplot ( https://plot.ly/python/distplot/ ). This seemed to display just the density curves, so we shaded the region under the curve. Previously, we attempted to simply cut the violin plot in half and use that for density ridgeline plots, but we found that the resulting plots …

Density Plots - Smoother, More Conventional Tails

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Density Plots - Smoother, More Conventional Tails

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