Steve Nunez

It was never done, and since it's easy I'd suggest doing it so there's an alternative to 1.12, just in case.

I have requested a license of ACL so I can support Lisp-Stat on that platform; hopefully it will happen soon. In the meantime, you can try modifying the [describe-object](https://github.com/Lisp-Stat/data-frame/blob/ebd11b1ad55478d0e8612b1559fd1750400435d6/src/data-frame.lisp#L567) function...

I have pushed some changes to make ACL work and confirmed a clean compile from scratch (deleted the fasl directory). Tutorials through plotting 'getting started' confirmed to work.

It sounds like you're using an old version. Try `(slot-value (asdf:find-system 'data-frame) 'asdf:version)`. If it returns anything other than 1.3.3, you're using an outdated version. There are instructions for [installing...

I'd say your next move is to follow the instructions given to you in the last comment.

Well, at least the problem is being narrowed down. I'd suggest opening an [issue with the static-vectors project](https://github.com/sionescu/static-vectors/issues) and see if they can help you. SBCL does not come with...

I suspect this is more likely a problem with an out of date version of PLOT. Quicklisp as been slow to update lately, and there's been major version updates since...

Windows user here. It works, but it's painful (as mentioned, primary/only author doesn't use MS Windows). Having recently setup everything for a CL notebook, _again_, the working formula, for me,...

Well, that's one of the better questions I've seen in a while. I don't think we should silently discard the weights. At least a warning should be printed to alert...

Ah, the `biased?` thing is starting to sound familiar now. I seem to recall it was somehow related to a difference between the two. It might be worth investigating that...