Closed tdhock closed 7 years ago
it would be more user friendly if plot.iregnet returned a ggplot object, so then we could do things like plot(fit)+xlim(0, 1)
plot.iregnet
plot(fit)+xlim(0, 1)
I added a test for returning a ggplot, which is currently failing
Thanks! Merged it.
it would be more user friendly if
plot.iregnet
returned a ggplot object, so then we could do things likeplot(fit)+xlim(0, 1)
I added a test for returning a ggplot, which is currently failing