ENH: expose scatterplot on bivariate Moran stats #358
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Do we need tests for this functionality? |
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Most of it is tested using the univariate. Technically we should but I am not sure it is worth it. |
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This exposes scatterplot plotting on BV versions of Moran as well, using the same implementation. Together with #357 this concludes move of the individual plotting functions from
splot. Remaining stuff is are just subplots which I am not sure is wort moving.