Stéphane Collot

Hello I have a similar issue, with version 0.0.34 `qs.plots.returns(data, "SPY")` ``` ~/miniconda3/envs/py3/lib/python3.8/site-packages/quantstats/_plotting/wrappers.py in returns(returns, benchmark, grayscale, figsize, fontname, lw, match_volatility, compound, cumulative, resample, ylabel, subtitle, savefig, show) 264 265...

It actually comes from yfinance, I had version 0.1.55 I updated to 0.1.63, and now it is working. Maybe we could update requirements it is currently on master: `yfinance>=0.1.55`

I'm really interested in this feature. Specially because if I understood well, this would also keep your local cell output if you git pull/checkout, right? In nbstripout it is removing...

1. no plan for it, which one do you have in mind, and for which use case? 2. because that typically makes sense in NLP

Hi, Could you tell us the size of your matrices, the number non empty elements in both, the number of top results, your number of cpu, and the execution time...

It should work already if you cast them before hands to np.float32 (for 32 bits). We could implement for bool types (1 bit), and maybe get a smaller memory footprint...

It works for binary matrices if you cast them, see my first message. If it doesn't, explain why and the give full details and size of your problem.

I actually solved my issue by creating a new venv, cf my stackoverflow answer.

Hi, Sounds good! We could try to support both maybe. Cheers On Thu, 19 Sep 2019 at 09:27, Ruben van de Geer wrote: > First of all: TimeGapSplit is a...

> In that sense the first approach is more similar to the `sklearn` API Yes it is better to be able to give a CV splitter class. Plus there is...