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For some cases, it would be helpful to use a histogram rather than a kernel density. The ability to use R's hist function and breaks argument would be very easy to use. This functionality is also not currently available via ggplot.
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Thanks for the suggestion, this requires a significant overhaul of the source code but I agree it would be possible to use this package a foundation to implement this. I'm unsure whether it is best to set up a new parameter with an "if" statement or if it is better to create a new function for back-to-back histograms. The "split" parameter would also allow for bihistograms to be created in R.
I'm open to accepting pull requests if you have time to implement this yourself.
Thank you for a great package.
For some cases, it would be helpful to use a histogram rather than a kernel density. The ability to use R's
hist
function andbreaks
argument would be very easy to use. This functionality is also not currently available viaggplot
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: