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When fill_between encounters NaN in the y values (x valued not tested), with interpolate=True the produces output does not look like it should.
This behavior was already mentioned in #11781, which was closed as "resolved" when using a (back then) more up to date NumPy version, however, the issue is still there (or there again).
One more note: It seems that not all NaN containing fill_between produce a faulty output.
Bug report
Bug summary
When
fill_between
encountersNaN
in the y values (x valued not tested), withinterpolate=True
the produces output does not look like it should.This behavior was already mentioned in #11781, which was closed as "resolved" when using a (back then) more up to date NumPy version, however, the issue is still there (or there again).
One more note: It seems that not all
NaN
containingfill_between
produce a faulty output.Code for reproduction
Actual outcome
Expected outcome
No intersecting areas, with correctly fillings.
Matplotlib version
Windows 10
3.3.3
print(matplotlib.get_backend())
):module://ipykernel.pylab.backend_inline
3.8.5
2.2.8
(Equal output when executed from plain python script)1.1.4
1.19.3
(Not actively used in MWE)Everything installed via pip (
20.2.4
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