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Fixes evidentlyai/evidently#1030 negative values on axes #1183

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@GwenVCX GwenVCX commented Jul 3, 2024

Fixes #1030 Weird labelling for y-axis in some error plots for negative values

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GwenVCX commented Jul 3, 2024

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@emeli-dral emeli-dral requested a review from mike0sv July 6, 2024 19:52
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mike0sv commented Jul 10, 2024

Please merge latest commits from main to fix pip-audit 🤗

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DimaAmega commented Jul 15, 2024

Hi @GwenVCX

Thanks a lot for this PR! This made me pay more attention to this known issue, and, in fact, I found a more appropriate solution to fix this problem. So, please, merge this PR in your evidently fork :)

I also added a few comments in PR in order to explain solution, but basically, we just need to set utf-8 charset in the resulting html file

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Weird labelling for y-axis in some error plots
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