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Adding plt.show() #446

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  • Added plt.show() to the plotting sections of the user guide to ensure that plots are displayed when the code is executed.
  • Improved the clarity and usability of the documentation by ensuring that visual outputs are shown.

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centroiding.rst
Add `plt.show()` to display plots in documentation             

docs/source/user_guide/centroiding.rst

  • Added plt.show() to display plots in the user guide.
  • Enhanced the documentation by ensuring plots are rendered.
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    Documentation Consistency
    The added plt.show() calls are not consistent with the rest of the documentation. It's unclear if these calls are necessary for the documentation or if they should be part of the code examples.

    Code Formatting
    There's an extra empty line after the plt.show() call in the second code block, which is inconsistent with the first code block.

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    Enhancement
    Add labels to the x and y axes for better interpretation of the plot

    Add labels to the x and y axes using plt.xlabel() and plt.ylabel() before
    plt.show(). This will provide more context about what the plot represents.

    docs/source/user_guide/centroiding.rst [56-61]

     plt.xlim(771.8, 774)  # zoom into isotopic pattern
     plt.stem(
         centroided_spectra[0].get_peaks()[0], centroided_spectra[0].get_peaks()[1]
     )  # plot as vertical lines
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    +plt.xlabel("m/z")
    +plt.ylabel("Intensity")
     plt.show()
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    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8

    Why: Adding axis labels significantly improves the plot's interpretability by clearly indicating what the axes represent. This enhancement is valuable for users to understand the data being presented in the documentation.

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    Add a descriptive title to the plot for better context and readability

    Consider adding a title to the plot using plt.title() before plt.show(). This will
    make the plot more informative and easier to understand in the context of the
    documentation.

    docs/source/user_guide/centroiding.rst [32-37]

     plt.xlim(771.8, 774)  # zoom into isotopic pattern
     plt.plot(
         profile_spectra[0].get_peaks()[0], profile_spectra[0].get_peaks()[1]
     )  # plot the first spectrum
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    +plt.title("Isotopic Pattern in Profile Mode")
     plt.show()
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    Suggestion importance[1-10]: 7

    Why: Adding a title to the plot enhances the documentation by providing context, making it easier for users to understand the plot's purpose. This suggestion is relevant and improves the clarity of the documentation.

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