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Dear cmocean community,
Apologies, this is a rather long text.
My work involves plotting maps of sea ice. Because it is easily available and scientific, I have been using cmocean's "[ice](https:…
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This is by far the best plotting package that I’ve been …
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We need to think about how results will be shown once the tests are run. I think there was consensus that we should output a data file containing the data shown in the plot for people who wish to use…
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This is just to report that there might be an alternative way to support plotting maps.
Advantage:
* `GeoTables.jl` can read map data from `.shp` files but can also load map data for any country f…
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Hi,
How did you compose those pretty scentific figures? like the panels f and g in your example figure, which show density tracks of scADT-seq and scRNA-seq. Did you plot them by customized pyth…
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After having read the material surrounding vegafusion I think the value proposition could be made clearer. I am not an experienced Altair/ Vega user and read it from that perspective. So starting out …
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Update 2021-07-13: Tar is now working on a final version of calculator which will be significantly more customisable than my existing attempt. It will include:
* Custom syntax tokenisation, parsing, …
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The scientific python ecosystem continues to evolve and xarray meanwhile seems the standard for labeled numpy arrays.
To make the code more interoperable and improve beginners experience it would b…
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If for complete Python beginners, why Matplotlib? Huge respect to John Hunter and the community, but it is a low level API compared to [Seaborn](https://seaborn.pydata.org/#), [Plotly](https://plotly.…
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I think it will be easy to create an example where a big recurrence matrix is plotted and then "subsections" of it are created using the `@windowed` functionality. Something very similar with how it i…