Hi,
Currently, an integer with a y-range of more than a 100 or so values has all the labels for all the y values draw overlapping each other in the trace view so that none of them can be read. This does not happen for real variables. So, one possible approach would be to convert an integer value to real temporarily so that you can tell what the y-axis labels are, and then convert it back to integer.
However, if you view any integer parameter, and then attempt to view a Real parameter like the likelihood in the trace view, the y-axis then attempts to draw all the possible integer values. This does not seem to require converting anything from real to integer. Just click on an integer parameter, and then click on a real parameter.
I'm pretty sure this is a clean build from the current master.
Hi, Currently, an integer with a y-range of more than a 100 or so values has all the labels for all the y values draw overlapping each other in the trace view so that none of them can be read. This does not happen for real variables. So, one possible approach would be to convert an integer value to real temporarily so that you can tell what the y-axis labels are, and then convert it back to integer.
However, if you view any integer parameter, and then attempt to view a Real parameter like the likelihood in the trace view, the y-axis then attempts to draw all the possible integer values. This does not seem to require converting anything from real to integer. Just click on an integer parameter, and then click on a real parameter.
I'm pretty sure this is a clean build from the current master.