Jeremy R. Manning

example plot:  (from http://seaborn.pydata.org/_images/seaborn-kdeplot-9.png)

It may not be too hard as long as we're willing to stick with the simplified styling and not have axis labels...

We could also implement things directly with OpenGL, e.g. using [pyopengl](http://pyopengl.sourceforge.net/)

Or we could switch to plotly...

Is this fixed with the above pull request? If so, let's close this issue.

Note: to clarify the above example, this seems to be specific to when the marker style is specified, e.g. 'o' or similar. Another weird behavior: when the line style is...

[This paper](http://proceedings.mlr.press/v5/maaten09a/maaten09a.pdf?q=parametric-embedding-for-class-visualization) introduces "parametric t-SNE" that can be used to transform new data (using the same transformation that was learned from training data). There's no scikit-learn implementation, but the paper...

I can't see how to transform new data (in either the python or matlab versions), but I haven't gone through the paper in detail. I found the paper above through...

@qihongl did you install `ffmpeg`? That's needed to save animations...

Everything is done through `ffmpeg`-- so whatever formats are supported in your install of `ffmpeg` should be supported by `hypertools`. To get a list of formats (in Terminal), type `ffmpeg...