Allow the use of custom linkage/distance functions for creating dendrograms. #577
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[Scipy hierarchy](http://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy-0.14.0/reference/cluster.hierarchy.html) allows multiple linkage modes for creating dendrograms. So far it has not been possible to create dendrograms using plotly with a different linkage mode than 'complete'. This commit allows the user to specify arbitrary linkage and distance function which can come either from the scipy package or user-created functions.
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Scipy hierarchy
allows multiple linkage modes for creating dendrograms. So far it
has not been possible to create dendrograms using plotly with
a different linkage mode than 'complete'.
This commit allows the user to specify arbitrary linkage and distance
function which can come either from the scipy package or user-created
functions.