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Currently, the plot_with_zoom function in the visualization module requires a value for y (the anomaly scores). However, in some situations, it might be useful to zoom in on a time series without having any labels (in an explorative analysis for example). In this case, you can set the y parameter to 0 values by default, but a better solution would be to allow for an optional value for this parameter. I think the most challenging part of this feature would be to properly handle the method_to_plot parameter, because the y value is passed to this method. Should we still call this function, or should we 'simply' plot the data using something like plt.plot(X)?
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Currently, the
plot_with_zoom
function in the visualization module requires a value fory
(the anomaly scores). However, in some situations, it might be useful to zoom in on a time series without having any labels (in an explorative analysis for example). In this case, you can set they
parameter to 0 values by default, but a better solution would be to allow for an optional value for this parameter. I think the most challenging part of this feature would be to properly handle themethod_to_plot
parameter, because they
value is passed to this method. Should we still call this function, or should we 'simply' plot the data using something likeplt.plot(X)
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: