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To introduce a drag-and-drop interface that allows visualization of parameter value performance, while providing a straightforward way to disable a given parameter value.
Overview
Data
The underlying data consist of for features:
NAME
TYPE
DESCRIPTION
active
bool
if the parameter value is active or not
score
int
a value between -5 to +5 to indicate performance of the parameter value
parameter
str
the name of the parameter
value
str
the value of the parameter
For example, { 'active': true, 'score': -2, 'parameter': 'batch_size', 'value': '128'}. In addition, there is a unique key, and if a 2d array is preferred instead, it can be used as the fifth feature id.
Sizing/Resizing
The size of the interface is proportional to the size of the window. Once a window is resized, everything in the interface is resized together with it. This means that the interface is not usable in smaller screens, particularly in mobile screens, and at this point it is intended to be so.
Positioning of Boxes
higher the score, the closer to center
negative values are to the left
positive values are to the right
when value is zero, the box is not visible
box are separated by 10% of box dimension vertically and horizontally (so if the current size of the
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Objective
To introduce a drag-and-drop interface that allows visualization of parameter value performance, while providing a straightforward way to disable a given parameter value.
Overview
Data
The underlying data consist of for features:
active
score
parameter
value
For example,
{ 'active': true, 'score': -2, 'parameter': 'batch_size', 'value': '128'}
. In addition, there is a unique key, and if a 2d array is preferred instead, it can be used as the fifth featureid
.Sizing/Resizing
The size of the interface is proportional to the size of the window. Once a window is resized, everything in the interface is resized together with it. This means that the interface is not usable in smaller screens, particularly in mobile screens, and at this point it is intended to be so.
Positioning of Boxes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: