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Interested in me submitting a PR for this? We've used it internally to make it more interpretable. If the lowest kde subplot is for variable X, then dark blue means 'bottom 20% of X values' up to red which is 'top 20% of X values'. We find this more interpretable as e.g. in this case we can quickly see that low values of X tend to decrease SHAP values, while high values increase it, etc. Otherwise it was hard to explain to clients, especially for unbalanced kdes like the middle one (which might be 'the wrong way round').
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Interested in me submitting a PR for this? We've used it internally to make it more interpretable. If the lowest kde subplot is for variable X, then dark blue means 'bottom 20% of X values' up to red which is 'top 20% of X values'. We find this more interpretable as e.g. in this case we can quickly see that low values of X tend to decrease SHAP values, while high values increase it, etc. Otherwise it was hard to explain to clients, especially for unbalanced kdes like the middle one (which might be 'the wrong way round').
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: