Plot helper for model evaluation plot types
Plots.ModelEvaluation(
dt = NULL,
AggMethod = "mean",
SampleSize = 100000L,
PlotType = NULL,
YVar = NULL,
TargetLevel = NULL,
ZVar = NULL,
XVar = NULL,
GroupVar = NULL,
YVarTrans = "Identity",
XVarTrans = "Identity",
ZVarTrans = "Identity",
FacetRows = 1,
FacetCols = 1,
FacetLevels = NULL,
NumLevels_Y = 75,
NumLevels_X = 40,
MouseScroll = FALSE,
Height = NULL,
Width = NULL,
Title = NULL,
ShowLabels = FALSE,
Title.YAxis = NULL,
Title.XAxis = NULL,
EchartsTheme = "dark-blue",
TimeLine = FALSE,
TextColor = "white",
FontSize = 14L,
NumberBins = 20,
Debug = FALSE
)
plot
source data.table
character
100000L
character
Y-Axis variable name
character
Z-Axis variable name
X-Axis variable name
Character variable
"Asinh", "Log", "LogPlus1", "Sqrt", "Asin", "Logit", "PercRank", "Standardize", "BoxCox", "YeoJohnson"
"Asinh", "Log", "LogPlus1", "Sqrt", "Asin", "Logit", "PercRank", "Standardize", "BoxCox", "YeoJohnson"
"Asinh", "Log", "LogPlus1", "Sqrt", "Asin", "Logit", "PercRank", "Standardize", "BoxCox", "YeoJohnson"
Defaults to 1 which causes no faceting to occur vertically. Otherwise, supply a numeric value for the number of output grid rows
Defaults to 1 which causes no faceting to occur horizontally. Otherwise, supply a numeric value for the number of output grid columns
Faceting rows x columns is the max number of levels allowed in a grid. If your GroupVar has more you can supply the levels to display.
= 75
= 40
logical, zoom via mouse scroll
"400px"
"200px"
character
logical
character
character
"auritus","azul","bee-inspired","blue","caravan","carp","chalk","cool","dark-bold","dark","eduardo", #' "essos","forest","fresh-cut","fruit","gray","green","halloween","helianthus","infographic","inspired", #' "jazz","london","dark","macarons","macarons2","mint","purple-passion","red-velvet","red","roma","royal", #' "sakura","shine","tech-blue","vintage","walden","wef","weforum","westeros","wonderland"
logical
hex
numeric
numeric
Debugging purposes
Adrian Antico
Other Auto Plotting:
Plot.StandardPlots()