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infer_friedman_posthoc(bma, measure, global = T/F) --> s3: (friedman_posthoc, infer)
autoplot.friedmanpostdoc(ifp, type = c("cd", "fn")) ----------> does CD plot
comment:
we keep the posthoc-matrix plot
only keep one CD plot, MAYBE have some MILD, SIMPLE args to configure its style
infer_blme: similar as above....!
we probably want some form of standardization if we have multiple tasks
average distance to the minimum
0 should represent the perf of a "baseline". eg the featureless learner
(y - ymin) / (ymin - ymax). also think about r_squared like versions
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bmr = benchmark(....)
bma = as_benchmark_aggr(bmr)
bms = as_benchmark_score(bmr)
bml = as_benchmark_loss(bmr)
friedman / blme
autoplot(bma) ---> plots without tests: mean, box
infer_friedman_global(bma, measure) --> s3: (friedman_global, infer)
infer_friedman_posthoc(bma, measure, global = T/F) --> s3: (friedman_posthoc, infer)
autoplot.friedmanpostdoc(ifp, type = c("cd", "fn")) ----------> does CD plot
comment:
we keep the posthoc-matrix plot
only keep one CD plot, MAYBE have some MILD, SIMPLE args to configure its style
infer_blme: similar as above....!
we probably want some form of standardization if we have multiple tasks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: