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My default graphing library is Plots.jl, but PBA clashes with it:
julia> a =uniform(0, 1)
Pbox:~ uniform ( range=[0.0, 1.0], mean=0.5, var=0.083333)
julia>using Plots
julia>plot(a)
WARNING: both Plots and ProbabilityBoundsAnalysis export"plot"; uses of it inmodule Main must be qualified
I'm not sure what is actionable here, but it should at least be mentioned in the README and docs.
plot recipes is the ideal way to do this. However when I tried the plotting with Plots.jl, I couldn't quite get it to look the way I liked, so I'd prefer to stick with PyPlot for now. What I have done is remove PyPlot as a dependence, and used Requires.jl. So that if you wish to plot, you need to using PyPlot
I still need to make note of this in the Documentation.
My default graphing library is
Plots.jl
, but PBA clashes with it:I'm not sure what is actionable here, but it should at least be mentioned in the README and docs.
Part of the review for the JuliaCon proceedings: JuliaCon/proceedings-review#96
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