Create a plot whose x-axis is the parameter swept value (e.g., ER λ) and which has two lines-with-error-bars: one for the size-of-largest-component and one for the number-of-components.
This plot should then be "stacked" (using Gadfly's vstack(), I think) vertically above the Gini coefficient param sweep plot, such that the x-axes exactly match each other. (In this way, the viewer can easily relate the Gini coefficient range with the size-of-largest-component and number-of-components ranges for a particular (say) λ value.)
Create a plot whose x-axis is the parameter swept value (e.g., ER λ) and which has two lines-with-error-bars: one for the size-of-largest-component and one for the number-of-components.
This plot should then be "stacked" (using Gadfly's
vstack(), I think) vertically above the Gini coefficient param sweep plot, such that the x-axes exactly match each other. (In this way, the viewer can easily relate the Gini coefficient range with the size-of-largest-component and number-of-components ranges for a particular (say) λ value.)