Artem Smirnov
Artem Smirnov
`stat_summary()`: #803 `stat_summary_bin()`: #810
Yes. Now only powers of 10 are left on the y-axis, but the values are still larger than they should be.
We could start with a simpler variant where the shape of a point is specified by a Shapely object, for example: ```python r = 2/sqrt(3) hexagon = Polygon([ (r, 0),...
Experimenting with ggplot2 I came to the conclusion that if there is no statistic, then `ylim()` is actually applied to the data. But if `y` is taken from the statistic,...
Sorry if the title is a bit confusing. It's not so much a bug, but a feature request. I would like to draw a map so that the piece of...
I apologise if I wasn't clear. The only thing I want in this issue is to be able to set string values other than `'center'` for `legend_justification` (namely: `'left'`, `'right'`,...
No, the issue has nothing to do with units. It is precisely that `trans` should not affect the constant `size`. In lets-plot, removing `trans` changes the plot: ```python gggrid([ ggplot({'v':...
Thanks for reaching out! We’re still thinking about what we can do to support this natively. In the meantime, you can try the following workaround: ```python # assume you've prepared...
Also, use `labels` in the `waterfall_plot()`, see #1341.
According to the [documentation](https://lets-plot.org/python/pages/api/lets_plot.scale_x_reverse.html), `scale_x_reverse()` corresponds to a continuous scale. For the Lets-Plot API it is more natural to add a new function that knows how to reverse the date...