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Thanks for this! For my use case I needed a slightly more sensitive smoothed line so I made a tiny addition to the function to add a variable which passes to the frac parameter for the original lowess function, this means you can alter the 'wobbliness' each time you call the function as required.
Makes sense. Glad it was useful!
…On Fri, Jul 26, 2019, at 4:51 AM, Tom Bush wrote:
Thanks for this! For my use case I needed a slightly more sensitive smoothed line so I made a tiny addition to the function to add a variable which passes to the `frac` parameter for the original `lowess` function, this means you can alter the 'wobbliness' each time you call the function as required.
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Nice! Loved her article!