Matthew Kay

Thinking more, since all methods except `layout = "swarm"` use a binning algorithm under the hood, probably makes the most sense to allow that to be set separate from `layout`....

Hmm, in the hex case it would make it a regular hex grid instead of an irregular one, which might be desirable in some cases? I dunno. I guess my...

Yeah, some of them are almost certainly not useful, and I get the user-facing argument for just making a different option on `layout`... but in the end I think the...

e.g. a `stat_spike()` companion to `geom_spike()` with an `at` param (or maybe `at` aesthetic?) that can either be a function or a vector (or maybe a list of functions or...

I added a pretty simple implementation of `curve_interval()` for rvars and for matrices (for the latter, draws must be the first dimension). In that implementation, it assumes you want intervals...

FYI for getting KDE shape to match a dotplot I might have a slightly better solution now: https://github.com/mjskay/ggdist/issues/178#issuecomment-1543275760

Implementing this on branch `blur_dot_r41_3` and it's fun to play with. Here's a gamma distribution coming into focus: ```r set.seed(1234) x = rgamma(10000, 2, 2) p = ppoints(1000) data.frame( q...

I think this problem is basically solved from the {ggdist} perspective: `parse_dist()` has (for awhile now) supported arbitrary distributions in via `distirbutiona::dist_wrap()`, and passes down the `package` argument. Thus, if...

If I understand correctly, you're asking if it matters where in the order of dimensions the dimension indexing the real and imaginary parts is? I don't think it should make...

Ah, that's not good! Is the data frame you are saving a `tibble`? Looking into this, it looks like an issue with the caching that rvars use so that they...