- object
An object of class "explain"
.
- type
Character string specifying which type of plot to construct.
Current options are "importance"
(for Shapley-based variable
importance plots), "dependence"
(for Shapley-based dependence
plots), and "contribution"
(for visualizing the feature contributions
to an individual prediction).
- feature
Character string specifying which feature to use when
type = "dependence"
. If NULL
(default) the first feature will
be used to construct the plot.
- num_features
Integer specifying the number of variables to plot.
Default is NULL
which will cause all variables to be displayed.
- X
A matrix-like R object (e.g., a data frame or matrix) containing
ONLY the feature columns from the training data.
- feature_values
A matrix-like R object (e.g., a data frame or matrix)
containing the feature values correposnding to the instance being explained.
Only used when type = "dependence"
. NOTE: Must contain the
same column structure (e.g., column names, order, etc.) as X
.
- color_by
Character string specifying an optional feature column in
X
to use for coloring whenever type = "dependence"
.
- smooth
Logical indicating whether or not to add a smoother to the
scatterplot whenever type = "dependence"
. Default is TRUE
.
- smooth_color
The color to use for the smoother whenever
smooth = TRUE
. The default is "black"
; see
geom_smooth
for details.
- smooth_linetype
The type of line to use for the smoother whenever
smooth = TRUE
. The default is "solid"
; see
geom_smooth
for details.
- smooth_size
The size to use for the smoother whenever
smooth = TRUE
. The default is 1
; see
geom_smooth
for details.
- smooth_alpha
The transparency to use for the smoother whenever
smooth = TRUE
. The default is 1
; see
geom_smooth
for details.
- row_num
Integer specifying a single row/instance in object
to
plot the explanation when type = "contribution"
. If NULL
(the
default) the explanation for the first row/instance will be used.
- ...
Additional optional arguments to be passed on to
geom_col
(if type = "importance"
) or
geom_point
(if type = "dependence"
).