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Hello,
I'm generating pirate plot for a dataframe. One of the data columns, "35xt_01" has identical numeric values (35.00) .Two other columns 35xt_02 and 35xt_03 too have ALMOST identical values of 35.00 barring a couple of data points out of a few thousand total data.
Note that the density distribution was generated for the first column having identical numerical values. However I wish that it would generate a very thin band like it made for the "35xt_02" and "35xt_03" columns, which barring a few data points are the same as "35xt_01".
I can bypass this problem by manually editing just one data point in "35xt_01", like changing one of the 35.0s to 35.0001 which wouldn't affect my results. However it would be very helpful if you can look into the matter.
Thanks
Somak Ray
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Hello,
I'm generating pirate plot for a dataframe. One of the data columns, "35xt_01" has identical numeric values (35.00) .Two other columns 35xt_02 and 35xt_03 too have ALMOST identical values of 35.00 barring a couple of data points out of a few thousand total data.
Note that the density distribution was generated for the first column having identical numerical values. However I wish that it would generate a very thin band like it made for the "35xt_02" and "35xt_03" columns, which barring a few data points are the same as "35xt_01".
I can bypass this problem by manually editing just one data point in "35xt_01", like changing one of the 35.0s to 35.0001 which wouldn't affect my results. However it would be very helpful if you can look into the matter.
Thanks
Somak Ray
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: