fix(boxPlot): Wide scatter for constant y #15
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When kernelDensity interpolation fails, it is because all values in y are the same. In such cases, it is desired to have maximum possible horizontal spread of samples in the scatter (as it would have if all but one value in y are the same, or values in y are close together). Thus, maxDisplacement should be 1, not 0, in the catch clause. Fixes IoSR-Surrey#14
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When kernelDensity interpolation fails, it is because all values in y are the same. In such cases, it is desired to have maximum possible horizontal spread of samples in the scatter (as it would have if all but one value in y are the same, or values in y are close together). Thus, maxDisplacement should be 1, not 0, in the catch clause.
Fixes #14