Default colormap for heatmaps changed to Viridis (previously Rainbow).Colormaps "Viridis", "Magma", "Inferno", and "Plasma" available for heat maps and are available as presets in the Change Graph Type and Create New Graph dialogs as well as in the Colormap dropdown of the Format Graph dialog.When creating violin plots, choose to show the complete violin, or to truncate the violin at the min/max of the entered data.Do you have other ideas for new features? Suggestions for improvements to existing features? Email us at let us know! Complete release notes for Prism 8.4.0 New Features Your feedback and suggestions were the main driving force behind these new features in Prism 8.4.0.
With 8.4.0, we now offer the ability to select if you'd like to display a truncated violin plot (on the left below) or a full violin plot (on the right below) when generating this visualization. Because this estimated population is likely to contain values greater or less than the entered data, full violin plots will generally extend above and below these values. Instead of presenting the distribution of the entered data (which is known), violin plots represent an estimated distribution of the population from which the data may have been sampled from (which is not known, but is based on the entered data). Violin plots can be a little tricky to understand at first. This resulted in an appearance of the violins being "truncated" at these values. Prior to this release, violin plots in Prism did not extend above or below the maximum or minimum values in the data set. With Prism 8.0, Violin plots were introduced as a way to visually approximate the distribution of a data set. Prism 8.4.0 was released on March 03, 2020.
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