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Pascal Bugnion
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Pascal Bugnion is a data engineer at the ASI, a consultancy offering bespoke data science services. Previously, he was the head of data engineering at SCL Elections. He holds a PhD in computational physics from Cambridge University. Besides Scala, Pascal is a keen Python developer. He has contributed to NumPy, matplotlib and IPython. He also maintains scikit-monaco, an open source library for Monte Carlo integration. He currently lives in London, UK.
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Breeze-viz is unfortunately rather poorly documented. This can make the learning curve somewhat steep. Fortunately, it is still quite a small project: at the time of writing, there are just ten source files (https://github.com/scalanlp/breeze/tree/master/viz/src/main/scala/breeze/plot). A good way to understand exactly what breeze-viz does is to read the source code. For instance, to see what methods are available on a Plot object, read the source file Plot.scala. If you need functionality beyond that provided by Breeze, consult the documentation for JFreeChart to discover if you can implement what you need by accessing the underlying JFreeChart objects.

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Pascal Bugnion

Pascal Bugnion is a data engineer at the ASI, a consultancy offering bespoke data science services. Previously, he was the head of data engineering at SCL Elections. He holds a PhD in computational physics from Cambridge University. Besides Scala, Pascal is a keen Python developer. He has contributed to NumPy, matplotlib and IPython. He also maintains scikit-monaco, an open source library for Monte Carlo integration. He currently lives in London, UK.
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