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ENH: disp more results to rocketpy.plots & rocketpy.prints #753
ENH: disp more results to rocketpy.plots & rocketpy.prints #753
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pt = self.monte_carlo.results[key] | ||
print (f"{key:>25} {value[0]:>15.3f} {value[1]:>15.3f} {np.quantile(pt,0):>15.3f} {np.quantile(pt,0.025):>15.3f} {np.quantile(pt,0.5):>15.3f} {np.quantile(pt,0.975):>15.3f} {np.quantile(pt,1):>15.3f}") | ||
except TypeError: | ||
print(f"{key:>25} {str(value[0]):>15} {str(value[1]):>15}") | ||
print (f"{key:>25} {str(value[0]):>15} {str(value[1]):>15} {str(np.quantile(pt,0)):>15} {str(np.quantile(pt,0.025)):>15} {str(np.quantile(pt,0.5)):>15} {str(np.quantile(pt,0.975)):>15} {str(np.quantile(pt,1)):>15}") |
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I believe "min" and "max" are way more clear than "0% quantile" and "100% quantile".
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"files.associations": { | ||
"plyconfig.json": "jsonc" | ||
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Unrelated to the issue.
figure, plt = plt.subplots(3,1,sharex=True,gridspec_kw={'height_ratios':[1,3]}) | ||
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plt[0].boxplot(self.monte_carlo.results[key],vert=False) | ||
plt[0].ytick([]) | ||
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plt[1].hist(self.monte_carlo.results[key]) | ||
plt[1].title(f"Histogram of {key}") | ||
plt[1].ylabel("Number of Occurrences") | ||
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plt[2].hist(self.monte_carlo.results[key], density=True) | ||
plt[2].title(f" Density {key}") | ||
plt[2].ylabel("Probability Density") | ||
kde = kde.gaussian_kde(self.monte_carlo.results[key]) | ||
x_array = np.linspace(min(self.monte_carlo.results[key]), max(self.monte_carlo.results[key]), 100) | ||
plt[2].plot(x_array, kde(x_array), label='KDE') | ||
plt.show() |
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This generates errors when I try to create plot MonteCarlo
results. Indeed, you are replacing a global variable, the alias plt
for the submodule matplotlib.pyplot
for a local variable with the same name. Moreover, where does kde
come from? It seems you have not imported it. Finally, I tried to do a quick clean of the errors just to get a gist of how it would look, and it seems that it creates three different plots. As mentioned in the PR, the idea was to create a single plot that blends the three (histogram, boxplot and density plot).
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Closing due to duplication. We will proceed with #760 instead, since it provides a more direct solution to the issue. Thank you for your contribution anyways, you are more than welcome to open another PR contributing to some other issue. |
See issue 730
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black rocketpy/ tests/
) has passed locallypytest tests -m slow --runslow
) have passed locallyCHANGELOG.md
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