Outputs.md

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 ![temporal_area](uploads/5c56e966797a4ed305ae56122365ab72/temporal_area.png)
 
-You can save either the current plot image by clicking the `save plot image` button, or the raw values used to do the plot (the x and y values, as a `.csv` file) with the `save plot data` button.
+Starting from version 0.2.6, temporal plots rely on `plotly` python library instead of `matplotlib` previously. This allows for more interactivity as you can zoom in/out, hover with the mouse on the curves to see the current value, select label(s) to display. However, the display is very slow for a large amount of lines to plot (if there are more than 2000 labels/cells). For simplicity, EpiCure will only display a random subset of the labels when this is the case but if you save the plot data, all data will be saved. 
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+![tempplot](uploads/dbf8d9eb0ae9c1452f11741d52ddfe8d/tempplot.png)
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+### Saving temporal plot
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+You can save either the current plot image by clicking the `save plot image` button, or the raw values used to do the plot (the x and y values, as a `.csv` file) with the `save plot data` button. By default, the data are saved with one row by value (each row one label, one frame and the corresponding value of the plotted feature).
+To save instead the data with one column for each label, select the option `Arranged data by label` in the bottom right of the plot interface (option available from EpiCure 0.2.6).
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+![plot_data](uploads/d894de0460fe0a3b6a8b1eb1f8237a6c/plot_data.png)
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 ## Feature map