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Sorry for the delay David, my thoughts on the questions below:
Do we want plotting to be an option in the asli_calc command?
I think if there is a separate asli_plot function that is enough, does not need to be both. Especially because under asli_calc you get into a mess with the output filename parameter which is already there for .csv output
How many plot options do we need in general and in the asli_plot command?
filename (and format), year/month or all, handling image sizing (width, height, maybe dpi not sure what the python libraries do compared to ggplot2)
write out the file - probably yes, it's not in there yet
Yes
set time bounds on the plotting?
I guess you might want to plot a different range from what comes out of asli_calc? Not sure
option to just plot a single month?
I suppose the flexibility could be handy, but not a requirement atm. Maybe something we can add down the line.
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Following from discussions on #14:
I think if there is a separate asli_plot function that is enough, does not need to be both. Especially because under asli_calc you get into a mess with the output filename parameter which is already there for .csv output
filename (and format), year/month or all, handling image sizing (width, height, maybe dpi not sure what the python libraries do compared to ggplot2)
Yes
I guess you might want to plot a different range from what comes out of asli_calc? Not sure
I suppose the flexibility could be handy, but not a requirement atm. Maybe something we can add down the line.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: