Logan Thomas

FYI, we have a `min_max_scale` already https://pyjanitor-devs.github.io/pyjanitor/reference/janitor.functions/janitor.min_max_scale.html#janitor-min-max-scale

Related to #745

I agree 💯 A recent review of `timeseries.flag_jumps()` is too verbose and the detailed examples should be in a Jupyter Noteboook. ```python Detailed chaining examples: # Applies specified criteria across...

@ericmjl I’d like to revisit this issue. I’m thinking I can take the code @hectormz provided and add a few things that I had in mind. Just wondering, will this...

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I'm in favor of either Google or Numpy. I'm biased toward Numpy because I use it at work :). Either way I think it's a step in the right direction....

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