Seth Axen
Seth Axen
#107 also contains an implementation of a single arg version. Should we keep that or go with this one?
I believe this is a Plots.jl issue that sometimes happens with the GR backend, not specific to `corrplot`. Can you confirm by trying a different backend or a different plot?
The user recipe for a `d::Distribution` converts it to `x` a set of x-values and `y` to a set of density values at `x`. But the `density` recipe discards `x`...
I don't know if any plotting functions in Plots or StatsPlots support `missing`. Ideally we would, but it takes a lot more special-casing to do it correctly. On the other...
Hi, can you please provide a minimum working example demonstrating the problem?
Personally, I don't like the default to plotting the individual components of the mixture model either for exactly the reasons you've given. But I think we would need to look...
The recipe for `MixtureModel` was added in #246. Then or since, it seems there has been no discussion about the `components` default argument. I agree the default should be `components=false`....
Revisiting this, I think the current behavior of plotting all components separately with their own styles makes sense if one has a mixture of discrete and continuous distributions (currently not...
Yes this occurs because of how `ecdfplot` is currently implemented as a user plot. When #453 is finished, it should fix this.
I can confirm I'm seeing this error as well. @BeastyBlacksmith do you have any idea why this error might be backend-specific?