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The seq() function generates a sequence. You can control the start and end values, as well as the desired length and step size.
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Sometimes we need to remove parts of a dataset before analysis. The Slice node in NeoStat can be used for this. In this post we’ll be using the famous Iris dataset. The Slice node takes a dataset as input, removes parts of it as specified by two text fields, and then outputs a new dataset.…
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NeoStat has various nodes for the purpose of visualisation. One of them is the Line chart node. The data input can take different formats depending on the options set. Simple coordinates can be given, one on each line. This is the expected format when no options are given. It’s also possible to supply CSV data.…
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