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type one plots for coverage plots do weird formatting. They will have the forecaster as the x variable (for example), but then also facet by the forecaster, so we end up with repeated information. If you try to make sure the x variable (grps[1]) is not faceted, then it is still treated as a color variable, so you end up with different colors for the x variables.
Formatting for these plots needs to be cleaned up so that variables are not repeated across two types of aes (facets, colors, and x/y axis), and tests need to be written for the one plots.
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plots for coverage plots do weird formatting. They will have the forecaster as the x variable (for example), but then also facet by the forecaster, so we end up with repeated information. If you try to make sure the x variable (grps[1]
) is not faceted, then it is still treated as a color variable, so you end up with different colors for the x variables.Formatting for these plots needs to be cleaned up so that variables are not repeated across two types of aes (facets, colors, and x/y axis), and tests need to be written for the one plots.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: