Remove dependency on rJava (via scagnostics) #5
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I removed the scagnostics dependency since for some reason a lot of systems lately have been having trouble with rJava. I don't use the scagnostics that much and I think it's okay for now to remove them. I just kept "monotonic" since that's easy to compute without the scagnostics package. If the non-java scagnostics gets revived or there are other options, we can put full support back in. What do you think, @schloerke?