Michael Krabbe Borregaard
Michael Krabbe Borregaard
This sounds like a good approach. I fear getting the actual area of the subplot plotting area could be challenging though.
Yes I get this all the time from StatPlots and PlotRecipes (that imports StatPlots). However, none of those packages depend on Media - but Juno and Atom do. Maybe try...
cf https://github.com/JunoLab/atom-julia-client/issues/323
They're not quite as pretty as the original ones, are they?
Yes I guess I'm not a big fan of grey :-D
Not quite sure - to be exact this is what I wanted (I'll post my code, as it's essentially an MWE): I have the density of some variables (individual species...
But I guess the conclusion is that `+` and `-` does not make sense for this package.
Yes this sounds like an obviously good improvement.
I agree with @karajan9 Could you explain - what is the usefulness of log histograms in terms of diagnosing issues with the code?
Sure, but would having normal axes not actually help in spotting this phenomenon, and making them automatically log hide it?