FIgures & confidence intervals

[vkhodygo]

@dkopasker @andrewbaxter439 @rachelmthomson

I suggest we discuss everything related to the topic here. I've sent you the data for this already.

[andrewbaxter439]

Thanks Vlad for setting this up. Is it worth:

• syncing R version? I'm on 4.2.1 but can aim to keep consistent with what others are using
• syncing versions of dependants using renv? can set this up in review branch

[vkhodygo]

@andrewbaxter439

syncing R version? I'm on 4.2.1 but can aim to keep consistent with what others are using

I'm using it as well, it's also the version installed on the workstation if I remember correctly.

syncing versions of dependants using renv? can set this up in review branch

That would be great, I usually stick to the latest versions, but that's not how it's supposed to be.

[andrewbaxter439]

Have opened an issue at #6 but can move back here if most helpful.

[vkhodygo]

@andrewbaxter439
No, this place is for more general talks, having separate issues is not a bad idea.

General notes:

• I think I've told you that already, but you should keep the changes in a separate branch, pushing directly to master is a bad habit even if you're the only one working on the project. I'm not going to revert the latest changes, it's counterproductive, but for the sake of the end user it's better to use multiple branches.
• No spaces in filenames, ever. Underscores are your best friends.

[andrewbaxter439]

kicking myself that I created a branch but then cloned/pushed to wrong one! have rebased changes to correct branch and pushed. feel free to revert master as I'll continue to work on ab_rev branch until merge-ready.

Will also change filename 👍

[vkhodygo]

No worries, that happens sometimes.