Visualization of Optimization Results ===================================== If you would like to plot the optimization process, you can use one of the following built-in functions from the `sklearn_nature_inspired_algorithms.helpers` package. score_by_generation_lineplot ---------------------------- `sklearn_nature_inspired_algorithms.helpers.score_by_generation_lineplot` plots the score (*min*, *max*, *mean*, or *median*) of each algorithm run by generation using a line plot. The score, or "fitness" in nature-inspired algorithms, is set by the provided estimator. Estimators have a score method that provides a default evaluation criterion for the problem they are designed to solve (`reference `_). You can set your own score by providing the scoring parameter to :doc:`NatureInspiredSearchCV `. .. code-block:: python score_by_generation_lineplot(nia_search, metric='max', ax=None, ylim=None) Parameters ~~~~~~~~~~ - **nia_search**: *NatureInspiredSearchCV object* - **metric**: *str, default='max'*. The metric to plot. Possible values are *min*, *max*, *mean*, and *median*. - **ax**: *matplotlib Axes*, default=None. The axes object to plot on. If not provided, one will be created. - **ylim**: *tuple*, default=None. Only applicable if the *ax* parameter is `None`. Sets the boundaries of the *Y* axis. Returns ~~~~~~~~~~ - **ax**: *matplotlib Axes* Returns the Axes object with the plot drawn on it. score_by_generation_violinplot ------------------------------ `sklearn_nature_inspired_algorithms.helpers.score_by_generation_violinplot` plots the score of a selected run by generation using violin plots. .. code-block:: python score_by_generation_violinplot(nia_search, run=0, ax=None, ylim=None) Parameters ~~~~~~~~~~ - **nia_search**: *NatureInspiredSearchCV object* - **run**: *int, default=0*. The run to plot. - **ax**: *matplotlib Axes*, default=None. The axes object to plot on. If not provided, one will be created. - **ylim**: *tuple*, default=None. Only applicable if the *ax* parameter is `None`. Sets the boundaries of the *Y* axis. Returns ~~~~~~~~~~ - **ax**: *matplotlib Axes* Returns the Axes object with the plot drawn on it.