New plot_sigma() plotting function #541
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Given a Σ-matrix defining a 6-dimensional ellipsoid, the
plot_sigma()function allows plotting its projection on any plane.For this, a new utility function
axis_descr()is added toutils.py: for an axis defined either by a string in {'x', 'xp', 'y', 'yp', 'dp', 'ct'} or by in integer in 0:6, it returns its index in the AT coordinate vector, its label and its unit for plotting.Sorry for reviewers: in
utils.pyI also rewrote most of the docstrings to follow some conventions taken from numpy and matplotlib. I'm thinking of updating at/docs/README.rst to summarise this…