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Latest n diagonal in heatmap()
See original GitHub issueIs there an easy way to heatmap() only the latest n diagonal? I supposed we can add in another parameter, I propose last_n_diagonal, default to None?
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Cool. By your approach you don’t even need the
Developmentestimator:That’s actually a great idea. I like that.
With this we should be able to see if the remaining LDFs have any patterns.