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Dataframes for a scatterplot matrix to plot using Geom.subplot_grid
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The branch went stale because historically Gadfly wasn't being maintained at that time. Today I'd rewrite this as a new Statistic |
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The new function
scatterplotmatdataproduces 4 dataframes which can be used to build a scatterplot matrix viaGeom.subplot_grid. I have put an example in #286. This way of producing a scatterplot matrix is very flexible, because the user can change many things in the plot, using normal Gadfly commands.To make this work, I also fixed an error in
Geom.subplot grid, so now it behaves properly when bothfree_x_axisandfree_y_axisare true.