Frank Portman

Elegant way of handling *both* raw data (A_data, B_data) and summarized data (A_counts, A_exposure, etc...)

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Next release I want to have both the current setup (input A_data, B_data directly) and summarized data (A_sum, A_length, B_sum, B_length). This should not complicate the architecture if done correctly.

Consider changing 'plot.new()' to 'NULL' in the output when 'plot = FALSE'

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Line 287 - 291 of vec_anom_detection.R (and similarly in ts) is: ``` if(plot){ return (list(anoms = anoms, plot = xgraph)) } else { return (list(anoms = anoms, plot = plot.new()))...

Potentially confusing behavior/documentation when using Kmeans clustering with spherical=True

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When using spherical=True during Kmeans clustering, the centroids are normalized after each iteration. The documentation can be found here: https://github.com/facebookresearch/faiss/wiki/Faiss-building-blocks:-clustering,-PCA,-quantization ``` spherical: perform spherical k-means -- the centroids are L2...

Adding categories with spaces in them

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I have categories with spaces in them. I add them in a post as follows: ``` md layout: post title: "Visualizing the Magnitude of Earthquakes in New Zealand" date: 2012-11-06...

[Minor] Conform generated deps file to buildifier standard

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Small and superficial change but wondering if you're open to having the generated file conform to the default buildifier functionality. Otherwise it tries to reformat it each time it updates.

Gazelle example that mixes internal and third party deps

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# 🚀 feature request ### Relevant Rules `rules_python`, specifically the Gazelle capabilities: https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_python/tree/main/gazelle ### Description I'm able to follow the README to enable Gazelle for my monorepo. However, it seems...

Imported/Included structs are referenced correctly in type annotation but not constructor call, for consts

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Foo1.thrift: ``` struct FooData { 1: required string hey 2: required string hi } ``` Foo2.thrift: ``` include "Foo1.thrift" const Foo1.FooData imported_const = { "hey": "hey", "hi": "hi" } ```...