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I was just wondering if it is worth designing and defining an formal or semi-formal grammar for these function names, so that they are readily guessable without having to look them up? In other words,…
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There was some recent discussion in Slack comparing the merits of Plots API versus Grammar of Graphics.
In that comparison it seemed that one of the hardest things in Plots compared to GoG is the a…
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# Grammar of Graphics and Functional Programming in Data Visualisation”
### Abstract
Sometimes libraries with charts are not enough - they lack customisation or don’t support that one chart ty…
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Problem:
When writing R in Rstudio, ctrl + shift + m is frequently and commonly used to insert the pipe operator.
Conceptually, I think of it as "and this thing goes into the next thing."
This is h…
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Options:
* [Chart](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/Chart) (updated recently), backends for cairo and diagrams
* [no backend for haskell-gi](https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/j03s9s/is_…
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# Annotated area charts with plotnine | Nicola Rennie
The `plotnine` visualisation library brings the Grammar of Graphics to Python. This blog post walks through the process of creating a customised,…
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Create a static page that will serve as landing page for the Disruptive Technology Project. Use the following list as guidelines.
- [ ] Write appropriate copy. Use write up from other pages.
- [x]…
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### What is the feature ?
[Vega-Lite](https://vega.github.io/vega-lite/) is a high level grammar for interactive graphics. While the interactive features might be beyond the scope of this project, i…
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This is less an AOG issue than a general irk with grammar of graphics. Dealing with 2D data is a bit unwieldly.
```julia
matrix = rand(100,100)
matrix_df = DataFrame(matrix, string.(collect(1:siz…
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`gist:FormattedContent` is a subclass of `gist:ContentExpression` and is expressed in a `gist:MediaType`.
`gist:ContentExpression` is expressed in a `gist:Language`.
`gist:Language` includes hu…