LinearTrend.plot_curve#
- LinearTrend.plot_curve(curve, n_samples=10, hdi_probs=None, random_seed=None, subplot_kwargs=None, sample_kwargs=None, hdi_kwargs=None, include_changepoints=True, axes=None, same_axes=False, colors=None, legend=None, sel_to_string=None)[source]#
Plot the curve samples from the trend.
- Parameters:
- curve
xr.DataArray DataArray with the curve samples.
- n_samples
int, optional Number of samples
- hdi_probs
float|list[float], optional HDI probabilities. Defaults to None which uses arviz default for stats.ci_prob which is 94%
- random_seed
int|randomnumbergenerator, optional Random number generator. Defaults to None
- subplot_kwargs
dict, optional Keyword arguments for the subplots, by default None.
- sample_kwargs
dict, optional Keyword arguments for the samples, by default None.
- hdi_kwargs
dict, optional Keyword arguments for the HDI, by default None.
- include_changepointsbool, optional
Include the change points in the plot, by default True.
- axes
npt.NDArray[plt.Axes], optional Axes to plot the curve, by default None.
- same_axesbool, optional
Use the same axes for the samples, by default False.
- colors
Iterable[str], optional Colors for the samples, by default None.
- legendbool, optional
Include a legend in the plot, by default None.
- sel_to_string
SelToString, optional Function to convert the selection to a string, by default None.
- curve
- Returns:
tuple[plt.Figure,npt.NDArray[plt.Axes]]Tuple with the figure and the axes.