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[New feature] Plotting / Vizualization #152

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lrnv opened this issue Feb 13, 2024 · 2 comments
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[New feature] Plotting / Vizualization #152

lrnv opened this issue Feb 13, 2024 · 2 comments

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@lrnv
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lrnv commented Feb 13, 2024

AnderGray suggested in the Joss review to add functionality for Plotting / Visualisation.


Yes, this is indeed a very good idea. We might borow a few plots from BivariateCopulas.jl and also revamp #78, but my goal is to be compatible with Plots.jl and StatsPlots.jl, and do that as a package extension so that loading these things is not necessary to use the package. It will also allow to add a lot of graphs to the documenttion.

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You might just point folks to https://sefffal.github.io/PairPlots.jl/dev/guide/

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lrnv commented Feb 14, 2024

@alecloudenback Yes this is the kind of stuff I want in the package extension, the ideal plot here would be:

  • bottom triangle plots bivariate contours on the rank scale [0,1]^2
  • upper triangle plots bivariate contours on the z-scale (standard Gaussian marginals)
  • (for plot(::SklarDist)) The diagonal represents the marginal densities with a plot(::UnivariateDistribution), e.g. the one from StatsPlots.
  • (for plot(::Copula)) Diagonal elements are TBD, maybe simply variable names ? or something else ?

but also alike BivariateCopulas.jl, using StatsPlots there should be a possibility to plot bivariate densities.

If PairsPlots.jl can be used here, then perfect. For other plotting of dataframes, I will indeed point out to PairsPlots.jl I think.

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