Seth Axen
Seth Axen
IIRC the problem here (and with a few other oddities of `ecdfplot`) is that it's defined as a user plot and not a series type, which greatly limits how it...
I suspect it would be straightforward, but I haven't thought yet about how to do it.
I'm happy to help out with maintaining StatsPlots. Are there any good issues to read for the philosophy of the scope of StatsPlots, or has it been somewhat organic?
@BeastyBlacksmith it looks like I don't have sufficient privileges to register new releases (https://github.com/JuliaPlots/StatsPlots.jl/commit/b99a4ff6c760f0e1275bb54572c94da03a7bc81f#commitcomment-53278763). Can you upgrade them?
Ah, sure enough, I was able to do it myself. Sorry about that.
Thanks @storopoli!
Thanks for the issue. A minimal working example that shows this behavior is `qqnorm([1,2,3])`:  However, note that this example is equivalent to calling ```julia using Distributions qqpair = Distributions.qqbuild(Normal(),...
I agree, this would be nice. In general I think this code can be improved. e.g. We can support trivariate normals by plotting an ellipsoid. We can also support n-variate...
@ga72kud I'm re-opening so we can track this feature.
StatsPlots uses a heuristic to determine the bounds over which a distribution should be plotted: https://github.com/JuliaPlots/StatsPlots.jl/blob/b99a4ff6c760f0e1275bb54572c94da03a7bc81f/src/distributions.jl#L3-L7 For bounded variables, the bound is included. This heuristic works most of the time,...