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I proposed a measure which estimates the coefficient of each sample dynamically, So the coefficient of two sample s1 and s2 can be different. To show the effectiveness of this measure, I want to compare it with different constant coefficients. The constant coefficients are in the range of 0.1 to 0.6. When the constant coefficient Y is for example 0.2, it is equal for all samples. There are 1000 samples in the dataset.
I want to represent the effectiveness in a chart.
The scores are as follows:
- The score of dynamic measure: 0.9
The score of constant coefficients Y:
- Y=0.1 => score=0.5
- Y=0.2 => score=0.6
- Y=0.3 => score=0.65
- Y=0.4 => score=0.55
- Y=0.5 => score=0.0.45
- Y=0.6 => score=0.0.40
I used the following chart, but it is not clear for some of the readers. So, I would like to make some changes to make it more readable.
How can I show the differences between the effectiveness of dynamic measures that is more clear than what I already have?
Any help is appreciated.
integration measure-theory dynamical-systems
asked Jan 30 at 20:55
SahelSoftSahelSoft
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I proposed a measure which estimates the coefficient of each sample dynamically, So the coefficient of two sample s1 and s2 can be different. To show the effectiveness of this measure, I want to compare it with different constant coefficients. The constant coefficients are in the range of 0.1 to 0.6. When the constant coefficient Y is for example 0.2, it is equal for all samples. There are 1000 samples in the dataset.
I want to represent the effectiveness in a chart.
The scores are as follows:
- The score of dynamic measure: 0.9
The score of constant coefficients Y:
- Y=0.1 => score=0.5
- Y=0.2 => score=0.6
- Y=0.3 => score=0.65
- Y=0.4 => score=0.55
- Y=0.5 => score=0.0.45
- Y=0.6 => score=0.0.40
I used the following chart, but it is not clear for some of the readers. So, I would like to make some changes to make it more readable.
How can I show the differences between the effectiveness of dynamic measures that is more clear than what I already have?
Any help is appreciated.
integration measure-theory dynamical-systems
asked Jan 30 at 20:55
SahelSoftSahelSoft
1012
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I proposed a measure which estimates the coefficient of each sample dynamically, So the coefficient of two sample s1 and s2 can be different. To show the effectiveness of this measure, I want to compare it with different constant coefficients. The constant coefficients are in the range of 0.1 to 0.6. When the constant coefficient Y is for example 0.2, it is equal for all samples. There are 1000 samples in the dataset.
I want to represent the effectiveness in a chart.
The scores are as follows:
- The score of dynamic measure: 0.9
The score of constant coefficients Y:
- Y=0.1 => score=0.5
- Y=0.2 => score=0.6
- Y=0.3 => score=0.65
- Y=0.4 => score=0.55
- Y=0.5 => score=0.0.45
- Y=0.6 => score=0.0.40
I used the following chart, but it is not clear for some of the readers. So, I would like to make some changes to make it more readable.
How can I show the differences between the effectiveness of dynamic measures that is more clear than what I already have?
Any help is appreciated.
integration measure-theory dynamical-systems
asked Jan 30 at 20:55
SahelSoftSahelSoft
1012
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I proposed a measure which estimates the coefficient of each sample dynamically, So the coefficient of two sample s1 and s2 can be different. To show the effectiveness of this measure, I want to compare it with different constant coefficients. The constant coefficients are in the range of 0.1 to 0.6. When the constant coefficient Y is for example 0.2, it is equal for all samples. There are 1000 samples in the dataset.
I want to represent the effectiveness in a chart.
The scores are as follows:
- The score of dynamic measure: 0.9
The score of constant coefficients Y:
- Y=0.1 => score=0.5
- Y=0.2 => score=0.6
- Y=0.3 => score=0.65
- Y=0.4 => score=0.55
- Y=0.5 => score=0.0.45
- Y=0.6 => score=0.0.40
I used the following chart, but it is not clear for some of the readers. So, I would like to make some changes to make it more readable.
How can I show the differences between the effectiveness of dynamic measures that is more clear than what I already have?
Any help is appreciated.
integration measure-theory dynamical-systems
integration measure-theory dynamical-systems
asked Jan 30 at 20:55
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asked Jan 30 at 20:55
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