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Add visualisation to mlr3book #156

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RaphaelS1 opened this issue Oct 4, 2020 · 3 comments
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Add visualisation to mlr3book #156

RaphaelS1 opened this issue Oct 4, 2020 · 3 comments

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@RaphaelS1
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Add pecs and plotting simulated predictions to round-off a complete workflow in mlr3book

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fkiraly commented Oct 4, 2020

"simulated predictions"? What do you mean with that, i.e., what is being simulated?
Don´t you simply just want to plot the actual predictions (the distributions) in a distr output type scenario?

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"simulated predictions"? What do you mean with that, i.e., what is being simulated?
Don´t you simply just want to plot the actual predictions (the distributions) in a distr output type scenario?

Should have said 'possibly-simulated'. To visualise a fitted survival model otherwise you could plot actual predictions from a task of interest or pass a task with simulated data: https://github.com/mlr-org/mlr3proba/blob/master/R/plot.R

But yes essentially it does exactly what you say and uses the distr6 plotting function to visualise distr predictions

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fkiraly commented Oct 4, 2020

Ah, so we´re just potentially using simulated data, but in either case the predictive distribution obtained from the distr output model is visualized. Makes sense.

Was just concerned since on occasion Bayesians insist on drawing samples from the predictive distribution, even if it is explicit (so no reason to draw from it if you want to inspect it).

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