Hey! I’ve been there with the Python error gscatter issue. One thing that helped me was checking the shape of my arrays with `.shape`. Even if they look the same size, sometimes one might have an extra dimension.
Also, gscatter can be picky about the order of inputs. Make sure you’re passing x first, then y. If you’re still stuck, maybe try using seaborn’s scatterplot as an alternative? It’s less fussy.
Also, gscatter can be picky about the order of inputs. Make sure you’re passing x first, then y. If you’re still stuck, maybe try using seaborn’s scatterplot as an alternative? It’s less fussy.