Implement `distplot` equivalent
See original GitHub issueThere are a few places where we would like to use arviz.kdeplot
if a variable is continuous, and a histogram if not (traceplots, for example).
This might involve implementing a histplot
first and then having distplot
just inspect the dtype
.
(happy if someone wants to change the names of any of these…)
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I’d be up to contribute.
Take it. On Jan 15, 2019, 7:37 AM -0500, Osvaldo Martin notifications@github.com, wrote: