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In the following, I will discuss my feature request by providing an example of the "wrapped plot" function defined here.
I understand that this function serves as a simplification, particularly for users who may have less experience, in comparison to the method found here that require object creation etc.
However, the "wrapped" function currently lacks some of the arguments defined in the original method, such as the "ratio" or "residual-specific" ones. My suggestion is to either include these arguments in the "wrapped" function directly, making them accessible to all users, or hide them within **kwargs and provide a reference to these arguments, indicating that they correspond to those defined in the original method.
From this example, I think this could be also applicable to other wrapped functions in a similar way? (I did not specifically look into them)
Cheers
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In the following, I will discuss my feature request by providing an example of the "wrapped plot" function defined here.
I understand that this function serves as a simplification, particularly for users who may have less experience, in comparison to the method found here that require object creation etc.
However, the "wrapped" function currently lacks some of the arguments defined in the original method, such as the "ratio" or "residual-specific" ones. My suggestion is to either include these arguments in the "wrapped" function directly, making them accessible to all users, or hide them within **kwargs and provide a reference to these arguments, indicating that they correspond to those defined in the original method.
From this example, I think this could be also applicable to other wrapped functions in a similar way? (I did not specifically look into them)
Cheers
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: