When specifying a filter on a continuous parameter, the GUI of the filter-selection window can be misleading.
The window contains two plots of the distribution of the parameter. While the lower plot shows the full distribution and allows to set the filter by choosing an interval by mouseclick, the upper plot shows only the part of the distribution within the specified interval.
However, the x-axis is only labeled once, and these labels are between both plots.
If the parameter is not part of the model, then the upper plot is empty. In this case, the user can easily misinterpret the x-axis-label as label of the lower plot.
When specifying a filter on a continuous parameter, the GUI of the filter-selection window can be misleading. The window contains two plots of the distribution of the parameter. While the lower plot shows the full distribution and allows to set the filter by choosing an interval by mouseclick, the upper plot shows only the part of the distribution within the specified interval. However, the x-axis is only labeled once, and these labels are between both plots.
If the parameter is not part of the model, then the upper plot is empty. In this case, the user can easily misinterpret the x-axis-label as label of the lower plot.