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GeezerVison is showing github.com — Regression: root-locus plots may be coarse, and no longer react to zoom events · Issue #1151 · python-control/python-control Closed Copy link DescriptionRoot-locus (and sisotool root-locus) used to recompute their points when zooming in on the root-locus plot (typically to get to the dominant pole group). At zoom-in, the new xlim and ylim are used to recompute the RL lines. Currently root-locus does not recompute, and zoomed-in plots show (sometimes unusably) coarse edgy root-locuses. The recompute was removed in commit I am currently trying to figure out how to bring recalculation of the plot back. Example: Activity
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