Add a shuffle colors button #105
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| set.seed(colorSeed) | ||
| forecasterRand <- sample(unique(df$forecaster)) | ||
| colorPalette = setNames(object = viridis(length(unique(df$forecaster))), nm = forecasterRand) |
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With viridis, the colors sometimes become quite similar after shuffling.
But it usually gets quite distinct within a few more shuffles!
I personally don't know of other qualitative colorblind-friendly palettes that support the number of categories required.
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Yeah, I explored the options a bit and thought this one worked the best of the ones I looked at. Definitely open to using another package though if there is a better one.
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Closes #54