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Add scaling of the y axis for demographic subgroup plots #28

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Keep the 0 min, but scale the max y value based on the max value in the measures file

Keep the 0 min, but scale the max y value based on the max value in the measures file
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@milanwiedemann when we scale, should it always be from 0 to the max value, or should we go from the min to the max?

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I think we either

  1. set a fixed scale, which would almost always be 0 to 100% or
  2. automatic scaling (using the default matplotlib settings)

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Nice, hadn't seen that feature! Made the switch

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