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help i’m new to this and i don’t know how i could graph a ternary contour in julia, does anyone know how i could do it?

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Ternary contour plot syntax in Julia is almost the same as ternary plot syntax in Python. You can likely figure it out from these docs:

After you have the plot working, please see this chapter for adding Julia plots to your Julia Dash app:

https://dash-julia.plotly.com/interactive-graphing

Sorry for the long delay in response here. In the future, you’ll likely get a faster reply if posting at https://discourse.julialang.org

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I’ve already seen that documentation but I can’t find the ternary plot for julia

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Hi @emilio_alvizo,
With PlotlyJS.jl you can plot only scatterternary. Here is the list of available traces: https://github.com/sglyon/PlotlyBase.jl/blob/2494101ba3f8ff9be9063db5fd69df1ae696c605/src/api.jl#L19.

Scatternary plot is intended for plotting data representing values of three variables A, B, C with cosnstant sum:
A+B+C=constant (usually 1 or 100).

Here is an example:

using PlotlyJS
#include style file: https://gist.github.com/empet/6b4f441ed96d724d67ff77f1fb8b0a79
include("plotlyju.jl")
mydata=[64 27 9;
 81 10 9;
 66 15 19;
 2 40 58;
 18 23 59;
 95 1 4;
 44 22 34;
 51 38 11;
 64 32 4;
 56 5 39;
 25 71 4;
 75 11 14;
 73 21 6;
 97 3 0;
 85 6 9]
#Check the sum on rows
s=sum(mydata, dims=(2))
#print(s)
trace = scatterternary(a=mydata[:,1],
                       b=mydata[:, 2],
                       c=mydata[:, 3],
                       mode="markers",
                       marker_size=14,
                       marker_color="blue",
                       marker_symbol="triangle-down"
                       )
layout =Layout(width=500, height=500, margin_t=150, title_text="Scatterternary Plot",
               ternary=attr(sum=100, 
                            aaxis_title='A', 
                            baxis_title='B', 
                            caxis_title='C'))
fig = plot(trace, layout,  style=plotlyju)
display(fig)

scatterternary
or another version:

fig = Plot(style=plotlyju)
fig.data=[scatterternary(a=mydata[:,1],
                         b=mydata[:, 2],
                         c=mydata[:, 3],
                         mode="markers",
                         marker_size=12,
                         marker_color="red" #here is used the default marker_symbol="circle"
                       )];
fig.layout = Layout(width=500, height=500, title_text="Scatterternary Plot",
                    ternary=attr(sum=100, 
                                 aaxis_title='A', 
                                 baxis_title='B', 
                                 caxis_title='C'))
plot(fig)

To save your figure as png, jpg, svg, or pdf plot, use savefig:

savefig(fig, "scatterternary.png", width=500, height=500, scale=1)
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It is a pity that contours cannot be plotted, how unfortunate