pyCGM2.Lib.plot.plot_MAP

pyCGM2.Lib.plot.plot_MAP(DATA_PATH: str, analysis: Analysis, normativeDataset: NormativeData, exportPdf: bool = False, outputName: str | None = None, pointLabelSuffix: str | None = None, show: bool = True, title: str | None = None, exportPng: bool = False, OUT_PATH: str | None = None, autoYlim: bool = False)

Displays a histogram of the Movement Analysis Profile (MAP).

This function visualizes the MAP, which represents a comparison of an individual’s movement data to normative datasets. It is useful for a comprehensive overview of the movement profile across different aspects.

Parameters:

• DATA_PATH (str) – Path to the data directory.

• analysis (Analysis) – An Analysis instance containing movement data.

• normativeDataset (NormativeData) – A NormativeData instance for comparison.

• pointLabelSuffix (Optional[str]) – Suffix previously added to model outputs. Defaults to None.

• OUT_PATH (Optional[str]) – Path for saving exported files. Defaults to None.

• exportPdf (bool) – If True, exports the plot as a PDF. Defaults to False.

• outputName (Optional[str]) – Name of the output file. Defaults to None.

• show (bool) – If True, shows the plot using Matplotlib. Defaults to True.

• title (Optional[str]) – Title for the plot panel. Defaults to None.

• exportPng (bool) – If True, exports the plot as a PNG. Defaults to False.

• autoYlim (bool) – If True, sets Y-axis limits automatically. Defaults to False.

Returns:

• Union[matplotlib.figure.Figure, Tuple[matplotlib.figure.Figure, str]] – The Matplotlib figure object.

• If exporting as PNG, returns a tuple of the figure object and the filename.

Examples

>>> fig = plot_MAP("/data/path", analysisInstance, normativeDataset)