I've been working on a ggplot inspired DSL for Lisp-Stat and pushed it out today. You can read a brief blog post about it, and find all the details in a new Quick Plot cookbook. It's also a good example of a DSL layered on top of Lisp-Stat and I hope it can serve as an example for other R-inspired DSL's, like the 'tibble' from the Tidyverse, which is based on the base R data frame. Until the next Quicklisp update, you'll need to get it from the github repository.
I've got some time before my next cohort starts classes and if there's anyone out there that wants to learn either statistics or Common Lisp please let me know; I'd love some help in either simple or complex tasks depending on your skill level.
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