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In Vega, the unscaled (x, y) point represents the top left corner and (x2, y2) the bottom right corner. This may make sense from the perspective of a web developer, but I think it's not so intuitive for statisticians and data analysts who are used to work with cartesian axes.
Maybe their meaning could be redefined in the ggvis DSL: (x, y) for the bottom left corner and (x2, y2) for the top right corner?
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In Vega, the unscaled
(x, y)
point represents the top left corner and(x2, y2)
the bottom right corner. This may make sense from the perspective of a web developer, but I think it's not so intuitive for statisticians and data analysts who are used to work with cartesian axes.Maybe their meaning could be redefined in the ggvis DSL:
(x, y)
for the bottom left corner and(x2, y2)
for the top right corner?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: