Closed pierretoussing closed 4 years ago
@pierretoussing Does the solution work with the agreeableness measure? Could you demonstrate it? Last time we discussed that the agreeableness is what is very helpful for the interpretation of plots.
@pawelbielski I can make it work with the agreeableness measures. But not with splitting into the 3 maps like we did it before (high values, low values, rest), because I already have 2 dimensions e.g. level and time, so splitting each map into 3 maps would require a 3 dimensional plot or it would result in something very chaotic. I will implement a prototype for the agreeableness over time and levels where we don't split into these 3 maps mentioned befored and then we can look how to improve it.
As the current approach needs some improvement, we decided to create functions that plot the regions where the similarity measures agree. Enlarge the set of datasets to 4 (high hPa, mid-level hPa, 30 hPa (reference), low hPa) and use the following time delays: 0, 1, 3, 6, 12 months. Use specific thresholds determinated in the plots created by #20 .
[x] Create a function that plots the regions where the similarity measures agree the values are high using the given thresholds and an agreeableness measure for different time delays and levels
[x] Create a function that plots the regions where the similarity measures agree the values are low using the given thresholds and an agreeableness measure for different time delays and levels