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Hello, I was using the boxplot but noticed that it is not able to account for a column with weights for the different lines.
Usually, I work with a lot of data, so I aggregate it by some segments and end up having a column with the number of elements inside each segmentation combination.
I would like to implement a way so the statistical values displayed in the chart account for the count.
But I don't really know where to start, I am a computer science student and that would be my first contribution to a project.
This code is where the boxplot is implemented, I am trying to understand how I could modify it so I can account for this change.
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Hello, I was using the boxplot but noticed that it is not able to account for a column with weights for the different lines.
Usually, I work with a lot of data, so I aggregate it by some segments and end up having a column with the number of elements inside each segmentation combination.
I would like to implement a way so the statistical values displayed in the chart account for the count.
But I don't really know where to start, I am a computer science student and that would be my first contribution to a project.
This code is where the boxplot is implemented, I am trying to understand how I could modify it so I can account for this change.
Can someone help me?
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