Common: enable log scale in refernce comparator plots#2657
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A new boolean configuration parameter for the ReferenceComparatorTask allows to display the histogram values (Y axis for 1-D histograms and Z axis for 2-D histograms) in log scale. This does not affect the ratio plot, which is always displayed in linear scale.
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@knopers8 @Barthelemy @justonedev1 could you please have a look once the CI is green? The changes are relatively small. |
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A new boolean configuration parameter for the ReferenceComparatorTask allows to display the histogram values (Y axis for 1-D histograms and Z axis for 2-D histograms) in log scale. This does not affect the ratio plot, which is always displayed in linear scale.