Plotting | Agent Skills Atlas

About this skill

Publication-grade plotting helpers (R + Python) with opinionated lab defaults. Ships pavlabheatmap (wraps pheatmap / seaborn.heatmap; diverging amber-orange→black→sky-blue palette centred at zero, black-body sequential alternate, no clustering by default, auto-hides labels when too many to read), plus distributional helpers pavlabscatter, pavlabdensity (KDE / histogram / violin), pavlabstripchart (strip or swarm — lab default for showing data), and pavlabboxplot (used sparingly; bakes in raw points + mean ± SE). Use for heatmaps (expression, correlation, any matrix), scatter, density, stripcharts, or any "lab-style figure" / "publication-quality figure" request.

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Publication-grade plotting helpers (R + Python) with opinionated lab defaults. Ships `pavlab_heatmap` (wraps pheatmap / seaborn.heatmap; diverging amber-orange→black→sky-blue palette centred at zero, black-body sequential alternate, no clustering by default, auto-hides labels when too many to read), plus distributional helpers `pavlab_scatter`, `pavlab_density` (KDE / histogram / violin), `pavlab_stripchart` (strip or swarm — lab default for showing data), and `pavlab_boxplot` (used sparingly; bakes in raw points + mean ± SE). Use for heatmaps (expression, correlation, any matrix), scatter, density, stripcharts, or any "lab-style figure" / "publication-quality figure" request.

About this listing

Category: Science & research
Reported license: Not specified
Listing language (estimated): English
Review status: Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility: Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.