kugestu

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by kugestu 11mo ago
Really nice theoretical exercise! For practical visualization, an UpSet plot is a great option: https://upset.app/
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by kugestu 3y ago
This answer doesn’t explain at all what a "Funkopop like crash" is and sounds straight from ChatGPT. Particularly the jump from "crash" to "Crash Bandicoot like figurine". I am really sad that even high quality
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by kugestu 6y ago
Random side note: nowadays 'Leiden' is a recommended improvement on 'Louvain', fixing some connectivity issues and being faster: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-019-41695-z https:/&#x2F
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by kugestu 8y ago
I find myself often using the R ggplot2 documentation for using plotnine - it is such a decent port!
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by kugestu 8y ago
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by kugestu 8y ago
I am really happy to hear that, thanks a lot for your efforts! I really think having interactive plots for rapid prototyping/outlier inspection/plot design and then being able to use the same code to produce static, publication gr
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by kugestu 8y ago
Good suggestion! Unfortunately I found SVG in ppt problematic/slow when plotting many objects (think 1mio points) and sometimes details can be messed up - so rendering to bitmaps is still preferred.
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by kugestu 8y ago
Really good stuff and addresses many issues I had, eg documentation and jupyter compatibility. I hope the static image export gets a bit streamlined - being able to quickly & programmatically export graphs to png is really something I
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by kugestu 8y ago
I really believe the term "open source" should be avoided if the project is not under an real open source licence: https://opensource.org/osd E.g. this uses a "Creative Commons BY-NC-ND" license which co