pdeffebach
pdeffebach
I agree I almost always want `std`. I would maybe call it mildly breaking? Its really only useful in interactive work.
Filed an issue [here](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/42509)
If it's performant to have the object be lazy, and if it takes advantage of the same infrastructure as `lag`, then it should definitely live here, right? @piever do you...
Okay, I see your point about consistency with Base. Sorry for missing it earlier. If possible can you show your support in the linked issue? Would be good to coalesce...
@Lincoln-Hannah Can I have more information on your use-case? I also do this all the time, but `first(:name)` is enough for me.
Okay so you would like ``` @rtransform df :mystruct = mystruct(; AsTable(:)... ) ``` to *not* return a `DataFrame`? Rather, you want it to return a `Vector`? I still need...
Here is an MWE ``` julia> using AlgebraOfGraphics, GLMakie, DataFrames; julia> df = DataFrame(x = 1:10, y1 = rand(10) .+ 1, y2 = rand(10) .+ 2); julia> p = data(df)...
> 1\. can we list functions which we think `spreadmissings` would be used with? I think this function is well used with Statistical functions, like `cor` and `cov`. I know...
> Given this I think we can only accept `AbstractVector` for skipping missing values. The reason is that you require the collection to be lineary indexable with a `view` and...
> > if there is anything we can do to get around this. > > You would have to create your custom view type. This is what `skipmissing` does. I...