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So a few people have told me is_outlier is confusing for two reasons:
When we plot it TRUE actually implies a cell a filtered out, people tend to associate TRUE with GOOD and so when they see a low TRUE number they panic for a second. Maybe we should just rename it "not_outlier"
The is_outlier column is currently encoded as a factor, I know the reason is probably because that's how you get it to show up in the upper triangle of the ggpairs, but it makes a lot more sense to just encode it as a logical and create a temporary object with conversion to factors just before we call ggpairs.
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So a few people have told me is_outlier is confusing for two reasons:
When we plot it TRUE actually implies a cell a filtered out, people tend to associate TRUE with GOOD and so when they see a low TRUE number they panic for a second. Maybe we should just rename it "not_outlier"
The is_outlier column is currently encoded as a factor, I know the reason is probably because that's how you get it to show up in the upper triangle of the ggpairs, but it makes a lot more sense to just encode it as a logical and create a temporary object with conversion to factors just before we call ggpairs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: