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Try this following spec that uses this approach:

1. Create a compound key and add it to each element
2. Move all the elements with the same compound key into a key/value pair where the key is the compound key and the value is the array of elements with that compound key value.
3. For the first element in each array, hoist the common fields up out of each element (except the compound key field). For each element in the array, push the day, dzero, and active fields down into a "windows" array.
4. Put each element of each compound key object into a common top-level array.

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I ran conda install -c conda-forge matplotlib==3.3.0 given known errors in 3.3.1.

A right answer, but not a great solution.

I've noticed the same error mentioned originally by @Hitsesh Somani is occurring even for some of the example code snippets given on Seaborn's official site (https://seaborn.pydata.org/generated/seaborn.scatterplot.html).

For example the below example, copied and pasted directly from Seaborn, gives the same error as mentioned by @Hitesh Somani:

There are four problems with your code:

• you need first to addprocs and then call @everywhere. Otherwise your @everywhere will be called only on the master process
• you need to synchronize @distributed loops by putting @sync macro before @distributed or provide an aggregator function that is: @distributed (some_func) for i in 1:1000
• @distributed loop distributes code across all available workers. Hence it does not make sense to include one @distributed loop within another. I recommend putting @distributed only in front of the external loop
• you need to use a local part of your array on each worker node

Here is a sample code that I tried to make similar to your goals and that works correctly: