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Receiver Operating Characteristics and functions for evaluation probabilistic binary classifiers
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WARNING because Requires.jl in Julia 0.5 #3

Open diegozea opened 7 years ago

diegozea commented 7 years ago

I see this warning using Julia 0.5.0:

julia> using ROCAnalysis
WARNING: Method definition require(Symbol) in module Base at loading.jl:345 overwritten in module Main at /home/dzea/.julia/v0.5/Requires/src/require.jl:12.

Can @require be replaced with something like this?

Best,

davidavdav commented 7 years ago

Perhaps---it all seems to be not very pretty. I thought require() was solving an issue for me here, but it seems it doesn't anymore. Is this a bug of Requires?

I not very happy with plotting in Julia. As a package developer, I don't want to have to choose which plotting package a user uses. I'd like an abstract interface---but hey, that is not trivial.

I've tried several plotting packages, and I haven't found anything that gives me the quality that I am used to from R.

ValdarT commented 7 years ago

As a package developer, I don't want to have to choose which plotting package a user uses. I'd like an abstract interface

Doesn't Plots.jl and its 'recipes' solve exactly this problem (https://juliaplots.github.io/)?

I hope I am not misunderstanding anything.

davidavdav commented 7 years ago

Ehm, yes, that look fancy. I hope it also support simple 2D graph plotting in a nice way.

ValdarT commented 6 years ago

Looks nice enough to me: https://github.com/JuliaML/MLPlots.jl

davidavdav commented 6 years ago

I'll keep this open as a separate issue for now. I would like to move to a uniform plotting interface because all the various plotting packages in Julia drive me nuts.