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Graph draws univariate graphs and bivariate contour plots
showing how the predicted value of the first output varies for a given
input. It gives you four options:
- Draw a single 1d graph
- Draw a single 2d graph
- Draw all 1d graphs
- Draw all 2d graphs
In the first two cases, you get to select which input and output
attributes are involved in the graph.
Predictions are made in accordance with the current GMString.
For the 1d graphs, confidence intervals on the predictions are drawn.
Later versions of EYE will expand the functionality of Graph.
Options will include:
- Plotting only the known datapoints, not the predicted values
(currently both predicted values and known values are graphed).
- Plotting inputs against time.
Graph uses the following parameters:
Classification/Regression, GMString, Query point.
If you ask to draw a long series of graphs and part-way through you
get tired of waiting for the remainder, you can press 'Q' to stop
the graph generation after the current graph.
Jeff Schneider
Thu Apr 25 13:10:56 EDT 1996