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The axis of plot_learning_curves is not integer, which is awkward. #6

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evanzhu2013 opened this issue Mar 4, 2019 · 1 comment

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The axis of plot_learning_curves is not integer, which is awkward. What can I do to revise it ?

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tangypnuaa commented Mar 4, 2019

Hi, Evan Zhu.

The plot_learning_curves() function only provides a simple preview of your results.

To customize your figure:

  1. WIll be updated in v1.0.3 analyser.plot_learning_curves(show=False) will return the matplotlib.pyplot object, you can follow the instructions in https://matplotlib.org/ to modify any attributes of the figure.

  2. You can get the raw data for plotting by analyser.get_extracted_data(method_name). It will return the performance matrix of the specified method_name which is a 2d array with k-fold rows, and q-queries columns. Then you can manage the plot as you like.

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