Closed RichardLitt closed 6 years ago
@RichardLitt should be fixed now
Thank you. I am now able to run it.
The graph that appears is different in style from what is in the README. Is this expected?
Yes, that's expected for now. I'll update the graphs that appear in the README to match the output shortly
@RichardLitt the figures are now updated to reflect the output of the README code (e5c441547faed527b054522271e7029ef4470c94)
cc: @paxtonfitzpatrick
The new figures don't look the same as the one I posted above - no background, for instance. Do you have special settings for your output graphs?
Ah! No, I think it stems from the fact that seaborn
, a package that we rely on for plotting, updated their default figure styles. I have an older version and you must have the newest. I'll update the figures to reflect the latest version of seaborn.
ok! figures are updated :)
The example in the README errored.
I also tried with the second
egg
commented out. Should an argument be passed toload_example_data()
? Would it be possible to provide an egg in the example which could be used to generate graphs as in the examples? Am I missing something?Discovered as part of https://github.com/openjournals/joss-reviews/issues/424.