Michael Waskom

defaultdict is a nice pythonic solution here, but the type signature for `palette` is already quite complicated and i'm fairly averse to expanding it further. I'm not also not convinced...

Why say “in this expected manner”? Defaultdict is not a subtype of dict and seaborn’s docs don’t suggest that it will be accepted.

I don't think it's the bins that are wrong here, it's the fact that the bars being drawn from 0 introduces nans when you plot on a log axis.

It looks like in this case actually you may want to use the matplotlib api to set the y scale to log _after_ plotting with seaborn.

Yeah that's a weird one! I don't have any immediate hypotheses, unfortunately.

Yeah the problem presents a little bit differently but I think it is the same underlying issue.

Actually sorry, I want to revise what I said here a bit. First I didn't look at the linked issue closely enough — this did sound like a duplicate, but...

Yes I've thought about adding an `Outliers` stat and having a `Sample` stat would make sense too! I also would like to support making boxplots without having to manually combine...

The reason that `scatterplot` works differently from `lineplot` and others is that if we grouped over the hue/size/style variables the resulting scatterplot would be "layered" in a way that could...

Thanks for the reproducible example! I don't know exactly what is causing this but I think you're on the right track with your suggestion. Note that it is also possible...