Alberto Lusiani

> We could make `Measurement` type abstract, and define two concrete types, `IndependentMeasurement` and `DependentMeasurement` (the latter may be an [abuse of language](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abuse_of_language) but gives the idea): I support this...

> Hi @alusiani, thanks for the report. > > Indeed this might be related to the i18n work on a [PR](https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab_server/pull/136/files#diff-6db1df9e985ce0487edf378e3f9afa6a0b2c319934236caa4cb73c538537aef6R577) on jupyterlab_server. > ... Hi @goanpeca, thanks for pointing...

> The default behaviour is recommended by GUM; it's very compact and well-known. Thanks for the quick reply. I think that the default behaviour is acceptable, but I am not...

> Methods 2 and 4 (plus-minus notation) are the ones implemented in this package, as reported in the paper/vignette. You are proposing method 3, which is a mix of 2...

Just for documentation, I found that one of the most important precision measurement of elementary particle Physics, the final report of BNL E821 on the muon anomalous magnetic moment, reports...

> What do you think that the output should be? And what's special about zero? I mean, why with zero and not with every other number when the uncertainty is...

> > I think that the output should be 0.000(1234)e-9 rather than 0(12340000000), more similar to what happens when the value is not zero, when the exponential format is used...

I'd also like to get Greek letters in inline plots. They don't work for me. They are not displayed both with PNG and SVG plot rendering. Here is another mimimum...

Hi, > Hm, I see you have the `Cairo` package installed and it still doesn’t work. > > Might have to do with font support. Can you try setting a...

> That’s the only possible solution I can think of, see [s-u/Cairo#46](https://github.com/s-u/Cairo/issues/46) > > Are you sure these fonts resolve to font files that have these symbols? https://rforge.net/Cairo/docs/reference/CairoFontMatch.html Here are...