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for #6 : Visualise evaluation metric #27
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This PR is nice, clean and concise, and the plot looks good. Rather than introducing the standard deviation band, I think it is sufficient to have the band running between the min and the max. As the data would typically come from computing a metric over repeated runs, the spread of the y-values in the table themselves represent the variability of the metric. In that case, the legend would no longer be necessary.
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Alternatively, np.arange(10)
@dzeber Do you want me to remove the standard deviation band and just show a band between min and max y? |
@KaairaGupta I'll jump in for @dzeber here since he is away until Wednesday.
Yes, you should update the visualization to include only the min/max bounds.
Yes! I think violin plots would be very informative in complimenting the above-mentioned plot. |
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The task was to plot the mean and spread of
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vsx
.I have plotted the following vs x with input as defined in the task: