More user friendly and more documentation

[cmmorrow]

More user friendly and more documentation

[cmmorrow]

Hello Rohit! Thanks for the feedback. I am currently working on improving the documentation to outline all the different input arguments and what they do. It should be ready in the next few weeks. It is being tracked in issue #39.

I plan to address many of your other customization requests in the 3.0 update that will allow for setting user preferences.

I will like to also be able to determine what graphs I want to use when comparing variables.

Can you explain how you imagine this working?

[cmmorrow]

Hello @rohkamat123 ,
Just wanted to let you know I haven't forgotten about this issue and am still working on the documentation. It is about 75% complete and covers all the current valid arguments for the analyze() function. I am still working on descriptions of the different analysis types, graphs, and tests performed which should make sci-analysis easier to understand for newcomers.

[rohkamat123]

Thank You @cmmorrow for the quick response! So in regards to customizing graphs it would be great if I could state whether I want a bar chart, box plot, histogram, etc. So for example analyze(xdata= whatever, ydata=whatever, plot='bar') it would plot out a bar. Being able to decide what type of plot I want when using the analyze function will be great!

[rohkamat123]

Thank You @cmmorrow for all the work that you are doing! I am excited to see the updates you have. I may have told you this, but I also recommend to get sci-analysis conda approved as well.

Here is the link of an article to make conda package!: https://medium.com/@giswqs/building-a-conda-package-and-uploading-it-to-anaconda-cloud-6a3abd1c5c52

[cmmorrow]

Hello @rohkamat123,
I have updated and released the detailed documentation. Please take a look when you have a chance and let me know what you think.