With the help of plotly in is possible to create interactive plots, that could be integrated on a datacard.
For example one could create a drop down menu for selecting a scheme of interest. The scheme will then influence how the data is presented.
An example of a drop down menu:
For each scheme we would then plot the annotations in a different color, for each table+column combination, in which the scheme is used. On the other side of the figure we could show a legend in which you can select/deselect certain table+columns.
An example of selecting a sub-set of lines:
There are of course several challenges here:
The annotations might be huge, and generating all the plots takes too long
The combination of table+columns can be very large, e.g. if you have single raters per column. Maybe add another drop down, so the user can select a table as well, after selecting a scheme.
We need to check if we can find the best presentation method just based on the data type of the scheme
With the help of plotly in is possible to create interactive plots, that could be integrated on a datacard.
For example one could create a drop down menu for selecting a scheme of interest. The scheme will then influence how the data is presented. An example of a drop down menu:
For each scheme we would then plot the annotations in a different color, for each table+column combination, in which the scheme is used. On the other side of the figure we could show a legend in which you can select/deselect certain table+columns. An example of selecting a sub-set of lines:
There are of course several challenges here: