In todays conversation, I forgot to ask about the rendering of the data frame regarding observation/prediction agreement. I have decided not to include a plot about observation/prediction agreement in any form currently, but regarding my rheobase search algorithm that we did explain at length.
I have decided that it would look neater if I actually used rendered pandas data frames rotated by 90* degrees, as opposed to trying to manually fill the colors according to some scheme. So the reason I am asking about the frame, is not because I have intentions regarding the original plan, but because of this new conceived application.
So if you look at this notebook you can see that the frame is now rendering, but without the heat shading I am trying to emulate in the pptx file below. Note their is no good reason why I am using Office, excepting that I started that diagram before you informed me of draw.io
Do you know how I can color coded/shaded cells like in sciunit score? Say if I try to make a data type that inherits from sciunit score, could I make that work in a short amount of time?
Also the extended document is now here too:
Poster_figures_and_captions.docx
The updated word diagram for the captions lives here: as do many of the logos for technologies used.
Hi @rgerkin and @scrook
In todays conversation, I forgot to ask about the rendering of the data frame regarding observation/prediction agreement. I have decided not to include a plot about observation/prediction agreement in any form currently, but regarding my rheobase search algorithm that we did explain at length.
I have decided that it would look neater if I actually used rendered pandas data frames rotated by 90* degrees, as opposed to trying to manually fill the colors according to some scheme. So the reason I am asking about the frame, is not because I have intentions regarding the original plan, but because of this new conceived application.
So if you look at this notebook you can see that the frame is now rendering, but without the heat shading I am trying to emulate in the pptx file below. Note their is no good reason why I am using Office, excepting that I started that diagram before you informed me of draw.io
http://0.0.0.0:8888/notebooks/scratch/other/neuronunit/neuronunit/optimization/for_poster.ipynb#
Do you know how I can color coded/shaded cells like in sciunit score? Say if I try to make a data type that inherits from sciunit score, could I make that work in a short amount of time?
Since writing this I have realized the answer is here: https://pandas.pydata.org/pandas-docs/stable/style.html
but advice about how I can be more consistent with sciunits color schemes would help.
rheobase_search_algorithm_revised.pptx
rheobase_search_algorithm_revised_picture_view.pptx
Also the draw.io schematic of the entire optimizer flow design lives here now:
https://www.draw.io/#Hrusselljjarvis%2Finformatics_poster%2Fmaster%2FNUOptimizerAlgorithmrevised.xml
Also the extended document is now here too: Poster_figures_and_captions.docx The updated word diagram for the captions lives here: as do many of the logos for technologies used.