Dan Foreman-Mackey

The first error is because you need to install pandas :-) For the rest of them, this happens because the reference images were generated before the release of MPL v2.0....

That's probably because you're using a version that doesn't include this argument and unrecognized arguments are ignored! You can install the version from github using `python -m pip install git+https://github.com/dfm/corner.git#egg=corner`

Because trying to save a 10,000 dimensional corner plot with 7 points is no fun! The number of times I made this mistake was enough to justify this error message....

Can you explain what you think `weights` does differently? That's exactly what it was for!

I'm trying to catch up on old issues here: Each weight corresponds to a specific sample with different parameter values in each case. In your case, I think what you...

Hi Ian, Thanks! Can you send a snippet that reproduces this error and the text of the exact error message and traceback?

Hi, That's not really a good solution because the elements of `bins` can also be arrays of bin edges. When you're finding that this fails, are you providing your own...

Interesting! Can you provide a simple code snippet that reproduces the error? On Fri, Jan 11, 2019 at 9:25 AM Earl Patrick Bellinger < [email protected]> wrote: > I see. I...

There is no support for supplying your own bin edges, but you can get the result that you're looking for using the `range` parameter: ```python samples = np.random.randn(1000, 3) samples[np.random.rand(*samples.shape)...

I'm not the boss (@adrn), but I don't think that this is out of scope and I think it would be a useful addition. I don't normally use the `bcast`...