feynplots 0.0.2

Charting Feyn graphs

Feynplots

A package to see what's going on inside graphs produced from a QLattice. A QLattice is a quantum mechanics simulator produced by Abzu that produces models for datasets in an evolutionary process. You can read more about the QLattice here. Feyn is the package used to interact with the QLattice and you can find more about getting started with it here.

A graph produced from the QLattice typically looks like so

This is a model for the California housing dataset. Each interaction takes either one or two variables as input and has a single output. This means that we can plot each interaction. Let's do that!

Here's a couple of comments on this plot Each dot corresponds to a datapoint in the training set. The colour corresponds to the actual value of the target variable. The x-axis corresponds to the variable x0; The y-axis corresponds to the variable x1; The scale on each axis the scale of each feature; The contour lines correspond to the value of the output at the (x0,x1) coordinate.

Here's a small summary of how to use this package.

from feynplots import GraphChart

graphplot = GraphChart(g) #initiates the chart instance
graphplot.model_ev(data) #evaluates every interaction at every datapoint

graphplot.plot(figsize = (30,20)) #plots the figure