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In cases where the p-values are very disparate on the top vs. bottom axis, it might be useful to have asymmetric limits. This can be modified manually by changing scale_y_continuous and scale_y_reverse in ggmiami, but that's a hassle when they want to go back to symmetric axes. Better, perhaps, to create a switch or option of some sort.
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In cases where the p-values are very disparate on the top vs. bottom axis, it might be useful to have asymmetric limits. This can be modified manually by changing
scale_y_continuous
andscale_y_reverse
inggmiami
, but that's a hassle when they want to go back to symmetric axes. Better, perhaps, to create a switch or option of some sort.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: