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I'm trying to add_trace ad each loop, but I get only one plot with multiplies lines on over each other.
mean <- -0.0007200342
sd <- 0.3403711
N=10
T=1
Delta = T/N
W = c(0,cumsum( sqrt(Delta) * rnorm(N, mean=mean, sd=sd)))
t <- seq(0,T, length=N+1)
p<-plot_ly(y=W, x=t)
for(i in 1:5){
W <- c(0,cumsum( sqrt(Delta) * rnorm(N, mean=mean, sd=sd)))
p<-add_trace(p, y=W)
}
print(p)
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Adding Traces To Subplots If a figure was created using plotly. subplots. make_subplots() , then supplying the row and col arguments to add_trace() can be used to add a trace to a particular subplot.
From the Plotly website: “A trace is just the name we give a collection of data and the specifications of which we want that data plotted. Notice that a trace will also be an object itself, and these will be named according to how you want the data displayed on the plotting surface.”
What Are Graph Objects? ¶ The figures created, manipulated and rendered by the plotly Python library are represented by tree-like data structures which are automatically serialized to JSON for rendering by the Plotly. js JavaScript library.
The plot_ly and add_trace functions have an evaluation = FALSE option that you can change to TRUE, which should fix the scope issues.
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Use evaluate = TRUE in add_trace.
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