when testing the interactive confusion matrix, I realized that comparing quadrants would be useful. for example, I might want to know how false positives for class 1 compare to false positives for class 2 by looking at the sample statistics
is there a way to allow a user to select two quadrants? for example, the first one with and a second one with a double-click or some other modifies like shift + click
then if two quadrants are selected, we could display the ratio of features: feature_1_from_quadrant_1 / feature_1_from_quadrant_2
when testing the interactive confusion matrix, I realized that comparing quadrants would be useful. for example, I might want to know how false positives for class 1 compare to false positives for class 2 by looking at the sample statistics
is there a way to allow a user to select two quadrants? for example, the first one with and a second one with a double-click or some other modifies like shift + click
then if two quadrants are selected, we could display the ratio of features: feature_1_from_quadrant_1 / feature_1_from_quadrant_2
more info here: https://github.com/ploomber/sklearn-evaluation/pull/275#issuecomment-1443555707