Joses W. Ho

Hi @markwhiting , This feature (successive repeated measures) has been in the pipeline for a while! Whiel we cannot give a window for its eventual implementation, we are working on...

@markwhiting , just FYI, this feature has also been [requested](https://github.com/ACCLAB/DABEST-python/issues/68) (and is in the pipeline) for the Python version of dabestr.

cf #108

Hi! You've got two issues here: technical replicates, and handling the output of `plot.dabestr()`. # 1. Technical replicates `dabestr` does not currently have the ability to handle [multilevel models](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multilevel_model), which...

This looks interesting.... Could you start a pull request, and we can see how to finesse this? (You will be listed as a contributor if you start a pull request,...

Thanks for the PR! Re: standardized effect sizes—these are in the pipeline (see #31 and #32). The webapp uses the [Python DABEST package](https://github.com/ACCLAB/DABEST-Python) as the backend; this has the standardized...

Hi @lrq3000, I agree about the superiority of sinaplots, especially when the Ns get very large. Our [R package](https://www.github.com/ACCLAB/dabestr) features sina plots; you could consider using that in lieu of...

Closing it for now; feel free to reference this issue when doing your pull request!

> Furthermore, future visualizations may allow a better representation of the data, violin plots and sina plots are certainly not the end of it all. That's why I suggest to...

Hi @mje-nz, My own inclination is to somehow drag-drop in @mparker2's seaborn-based [implementation](https://github.com/mparker2/seaborn_sinaplot). I suppose we could import the relevant `.py` file from that repo, and give the user an...