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Score: 32.4/100 (grade F) Source: 2026-09-13T104536-e2b6a10043a748e69a78e738cdd42f38.json
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DataFactor Assessment
Score: 32.4/100 (grade F)
Summary
Seaborn (as captured in this repository snapshot, 2015 vintage, v0.7.0.dev) is a mature, well-tested statistical plotting library, not really an "ai_research" project despite the classifier's label. It has a real test suite (10 spec files, 1:7 ratio) exercising public plotting API behavior, decent docstrings/API docs embedded in source, and Travis CI, but no coverage enforcement, no lint/type enforcement in CI, several 900-2000+ LOC god files, no lockfile, no Dockerfile or reproducibility tooling, and no experiment-tracking or ML-specific reproducibility apparatus since this is a visualization library rather than an ML/research codebase. Onboarding is functional (README covers install/test) but thin on architecture, changelog, and environment reproducibility.
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