Michael Krabbe Borregaard
Michael Krabbe Borregaard
When is the recommended date to make DataTables branches of packages that depend on DataFrames the main branch (i.e. the one that goes into METADATA)?
There used to be a shapefile example under ecosystem, but it appears to have gone missing. Would be nice with an example with `fill_z` describing this as a "choropleth", as...
Documenter makes this easy. And it would give a one-off stop for people who wonder why their plots suddenly look different and what to do about it.
Here's a basic example usage: ```julia using StatsPlots, GLM, RDatasets iris = dataset("datasets", "iris") mod = lm(@formula(PetalLength ~ PetalWidth), iris) plot(mod) @df iris scatter!(:PetalWidth, :PetalLength, ms = 2, c =...
In Groupedbar we can change the order withing groups by making them a categorical variable and changing the levels. It's a little circumspect, but it works. But we can't do...
I would like to see support for more powerful bar plots, including - [x] widening the axes (#511) - [ ] allowing for lines and annotations specifying grouped significance -...
would be nice to have. See also this SO question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58087096/a-plot-describing-the-density-of-data-points-in-2d-space-in-julia The solution could be based on this other SO question: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19390320/scatterplot-contours-in-matplotlib
```julia a = rand(1:5, 100) b = rand(1:5, 100) c = randn(100) using StatsPlots plot( groupedboxplot(a, c, group = b), groupedboxplot(a, c, group = b, bar_width = 0.8) , legend...
We've tried replacing `Base.maximum` with `NaNMath.maximum` in Plots, as we very often deal with `Vector`s with `NaN`s in them. `NaN`s are e.g. used as placeholders for breaks in line segments....
Hi, I have been working on a package (not yet on github) to generate random `Matrix{Bool}`s, given fixed row sums or column sums or both (see e.g. http://projecteuclid.org/euclid.aos/1375362560 for some...