x_limit and y_limit needs to be None for all plots by default #15
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- added a world map heatmap - added shapes files for the world map - cleaned up imports from several files - added a counties csv with country codes, regions, etc. - added a function for coverting country <-> codes - improved corr() so that it supports many more variables - corr() automatically adjusts size based on number of features - line() takes all features in dataframe except 'y' if 'x' is left None - swallow the warning from statsmodels for FutureWarning of pandas datetime - added an exception for MissingImport - updated requirements.txt - reorganized dependcy installs in setup.py - added .pyc files to .gitignore - added possibility to input labels to line() >> this needs to be in all the plots - added outlier filtering to world() >> this needs to be in all the plots - fixed issue #15 regarding default x and y limit settings for plots - small cleanups throughout all the plots - added many example plots
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right now some of the plots have it as 'auto' even though it does not make sense to limit x for example when it's used for category labels (e.g. box())
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