ENH: Add Emperor class #281
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This object will allow users to display PCoA plots from within the IPython notebook.
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Just in case I've added an issue to the nbviewer repo jupyter/nbviewer#316 |
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👍 pretty cool |
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| __copyright__ = "Copyright 2013, The Emperor Project" | ||
| __credits__ = ["Yoshiki Vazquez Baeza"] | ||
| __license__ = "BSD" | ||
| __version__ = "0.9.3-dev" |
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We are not there yet, though I suspect that we'll get there in the next release (but shhhhhh, it is supposed to be a surprise 🙊 ).
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This is awesome. I don't see any reason to not merge |
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If this looks good, then it should be ready to be merged. |
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This class allows an IPython notebook user to display PCoA plots inline and
without struggle. Note that at the moment this object does not support all
the functionality that make_emperor.py does, this will require further
work in the overall structure of the script code. However, it would be super
useful if people started trying this out and pointed out the things that are
the most needed at the moment.
See this notebook (note that NBViewer does some weird things so it is better
to download this notebook and try it on your own):
http://nbviewer.ipython.org/gist/ElDeveloper/24a383b778943a187966
In case you cannot try the notebook, see this image:
HT to the IPython developers that helped me figure this out at SciPy last week
the solution ended up being really nice and provides (I think) a really easy to
use object.