Lisp-Stat

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by Lisp-Stat 4y ago
Yes, vega can do that. If you click on the round button with three ellipses (...) you'll see a menu and one of the options is a PNG or SVG download of the plot.
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by Lisp-Stat 4y ago
'plot/vglt' is from version 1 plotting. Version 2 uses 'plot/vega'. If you're seeing VGLT in the ASDF file it means that it's the old version, and you'll need to pull in the source for a manual
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by Lisp-Stat 4y ago
That requirement has been relaxed. I use Firefox. I'll update the docs.
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by Lisp-Stat 4y ago
FIXED. That's a new file to help with the auto generated API documentation and it's possible one was missed at checkin. Vindarel has correctly identified the main problem though, Quicklisp hasn't yet picked up the new files.
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by Lisp-Stat 4y ago
I think this depends on what part of the statistics universe you're working in. For example, within Lisp-Stat the statistics routines [1] were written by an econometrician working for the Austrian government (Julia folks might know him
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by Lisp-Stat 4y ago
No relation. The name was just used because we thought it would be cool to try and revive the spirit of the old company, and the name is long dead.
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New Lisp-Stat Release(lisp-stat.dev)
105 points by Lisp-Stat 4y ago|55 comments
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by Lisp-Stat 4y ago
Third major refactoring. Plotting significantly upgraded.
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by Lisp-Stat 5y ago
+1 for MagicCL; it's very good. When I get around to adding BLAS-like functionality to data-frames, this is the lib we're going to use.
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by Lisp-Stat 5y ago
Both great ideas. Code and plot examples added.
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by Lisp-Stat 5y ago
Author here. Lisp-Stat is no April's fool's joke. The project is real and only a coincidence that it was mentioned here shortly before 1st of April. The Overview [1] and About [2] pages provide the best background to the project.