[conditional plots] Plot fitted line on top of residuals

pbreheny / visreg

Visualization of regression functions

http://pbreheny.github.io/visreg/

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[conditional plots] Plot fitted line on top of residuals #50

Closed vspinu closed 4 years ago

vspinu commented 6 years ago

When thousands of residuals are plotted, they obscure the lines. Non-conditional plots do the right thing by plotting the fitted line on top of residuals, but conditional plots (by="var") do it the other way around.

Would be also nice to have transparency settings for residuals (particularly useful with overlay=T), as well as an option for subsampling in order to speed up big data plotting.

webb-e commented 5 years ago

I would like to second this suggestion.

Patlane commented 5 years ago

Hi!

I'm having the same issue. How to plot the lines over the residuals in the interaction plots? I'm using the gg=T option. If I use partials=FALSE, then the gg=T option does not have any effect any more and I get the lattice plot. I would prefer ggplot with the lines plotted over the residuals. Thank you very much!

pbreheny commented 4 years ago

Sorry this took so long, but it required a fair amount of internal restructuring of code. This is now

Handled consistently across all types of visreg plot
By default, lines are always on top
User has the option to reverse the default order if they wish by specifying top="points"