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so its a little more complex than I thought, this function was being used to print lists of pd.Series with different axis, thus allowing two series to have different offsets. AS I have redone it, it is for a single series and I think lists of series should be a separate function.
mentioning this here as it is related
mentioning this here as it is related
good spot, I think this fixes #1036, list of numpy would be with plot_collection
Fixes #2278
the two univariate series plot functions plot_lag and plot_correlation now work with np.ndarray as well as pd.Series.
plot_series is the only one that takes multivariate. It was configured to plot either a single series or a list of series, thus making it in effect a duplicate of plot_collection. I have changed this so that it can now only plot a (possibly multivariate) series of valid type, e.g. np.ndarray, pd.Series or pd.DataFrame of shape
(n_channels, n_timepoints)
. It will not work with a collection.I have removed testing that was really in effect testing the legacy function check_y.