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Monitor MCMC runs in the browser
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Reverse styling for warmups? #105

Open jsoules opened 1 year ago

jsoules commented 1 year ago

Right now our styling highlights the actual draws with a yellow background, and leaves a white background over the area that was a warmup. Maybe the styling would make more sense if this were the other way around?

See https://flatironinstitute.github.io/mcmc-monitor/?s=https://lit-bayou-76056.herokuapp.com#/run/multi-normal-1

@bob-carpenter @bward opinions?

bob-carpenter commented 1 year ago

Can we have a transparent background for the actual draws (I guess that'd be white) and then leave a light gray background behind warmup? That's how our other plotting software renders warmup.

jsoules commented 1 year ago

That sounds doable. If you have a screenshot or pointer to the existing tool, I can match the color more precisely (but we also don't need to overthink this if it's a hassle).

bob-carpenter commented 1 year ago

This is from BayesPlot: http://mc-stan.org/bayesplot/

The example is here: https://mc-stan.org/assets/img/bayesplot/mcmc_trace-rstan.png

But I do not like the darker gray boundary they put around it. And I don't see any reason to reproduce this package's colors exactly.

On Mon, Jul 17, 2023 at 4:29 PM Jeff Soules @.***> wrote:

That sounds doable. If you have a screenshot or pointer to the existing tool, I can match the color more precisely (but we also don't need to overthink this if it's a hassle).

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