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It would be really nice if we could somehow use all the effort that @grahamgower has put in to the demesdraw visualiser to create diagrams, instead of drawing them by hand. Graham: I'm assuming that diagrams such as those inthedemography tutorial would be easy to show as "tubes"?
That's absolutely doable. But maybe demesdraw is too quirky or lacks some desirable features? For example, it doesn't consider the migration rate value when drawing migrations -- all lines are equally thick. And the mgiration lines are drawn at random times, not at fixed time intervals.
The tut is thanks to @gtsambos , so I'll let her weigh in, but I thought it would be useful to point out the possibilities here. I guess she can take it up with you, @grahamgower , if there's additional functionality that would be helpful? I just really like the demesdraw stuff (and I think I should also note in my tskit viz tut PR that demesdraw exists).
The labels of all diagrams need to be updated, and some new ones need to be made for admixture + divergence.
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