Closed wasade closed 2 years ago
That's a much prettier output! Also, the error you're getting confused me for a few minutes:
TypeError: Parameter 'metadata' received 'Metadata' as an argument, which is incompatible with parameter type: MetadataColumn[Categorical]
But it's complaining about a python string "Metadata"
which is the default label for beta_correlation (label1
).
I think if you update that pipeline (probably with keywords) the tests should pass.
Okay cool, thanks for the quick check on that!
We need to be careful with how the coloring is communicated. And it's possible this should be backed out. The color is the sample on the X-axis, irrespective of what that sample is paired with for the distance. It may be better to limit to only same/same and shade the background?
That makes sense. In the future (not to feature-creep) perhaps the coloring could be dynamically set, which would make it super obvious that we are coloring one axis at a time. In the interim coloring only group_X:group_X points like you suggest would prevent any ambiguity.
Closed and re-opened to trigger CI workflow
That's a much prettier output! Also, the error you're getting confused me for a few minutes:
TypeError: Parameter 'metadata' received 'Metadata' as an argument, which is incompatible with parameter type: MetadataColumn[Categorical]
But it's complaining about a python string
"Metadata"
which is the default label for beta_correlation (label1
). I think if you update that pipeline (probably with keywords) the tests should pass.
Hey @wasade I took a quick look over this PR and re-ran ci and we're still getting the same test failures that @ebolyen mentioned above. Our PR cutoff for the 2022.8 release was technically yesterday, so unless you have something ready to go here to address these failures before EOD we'll have to hold off on this one until the 2022.11 release.
TBH its been so long I don't recall what this really does. I'm on leave for a few more weeks, it would be okay to close this.
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That's a much prettier output! Also, the error you're getting confused me for a few minutes:
TypeError: Parameter 'metadata' received 'Metadata' as an argument, which is incompatible with parameter type: MetadataColumn[Categorical]
But it's complaining about a python string "Metadata" which is the default label for beta_correlation (label1). I think if you update that pipeline (probably with keywords) the tests should pass.
Hey @wasade https://github.com/wasade I took a quick look over this PR and re-ran ci and we're still getting the same test failures that @ebolyen https://github.com/ebolyen mentioned above. Our PR cutoff for the 2022.8 release was technically yesterday, so unless you have something ready to go here to address these failures before EOD we'll have to hold off on this one until the 2022.11 release.
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Sounds good @wasade, I'll go ahead and close it! We can always re-open if/when you have bandwidth and want to fix up these test failures. Enjoy your time off! 🙂
This pull request introduces a means to color the Mantel scatter plots by a categorical variable, which can help emphasize structure in the plot. An example is attached