VMC:统计模型检查可视化语法。

Ziyang Guo, Alex Kale, Matthew Kay, Jessica Hullman
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可视化在验证和改进统计模型方面发挥着至关重要的作用。然而,由于对模型检查可视化的设计空间了解不多,因此作者很难探索和指定有效的图形模型检查。VMC 使用四个组件定义了模型检查可视化:(1) 由模型生成的可检查量的分布样本,包括新数据的预测分布和模型参数的分布;(2) 对观测数据进行转换以方便比较;(3) 分布的可视化表示;(4) 布局以方便比较模型样本和观测数据。我们以 R 软件包的形式提供了 VMC 的实现。我们通过重现一组典型模型检查示例验证了 VMC,并展示了使用 VMC 生成模型检查如何相对于现有可视化工具包减少了可视化之间的编辑距离。我们对三位使用 VMC 的建模专家进行了访谈研究,研究结果凸显了鼓励探索正确、有效的模型检查可视化所面临的挑战和机遇。
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VMC: A Grammar for Visualizing Statistical Model Checks.

Visualizations play a critical role in validating and improving statistical models. However, the design space of model check visualizations is not well understood, making it difficult for authors to explore and specify effective graphical model checks. VMC defines a model check visualization using four components: (1) samples of distributions of checkable quantities generated from the model, including predictive distributions for new data and distributions of model parameters; (2) transformations on observed data to facilitate comparison; (3) visual representations of distributions; and (4) layouts to facilitate comparing model samples and observed data. We contribute an implementation of VMC as an R package. We validate VMC by reproducing a set of canonical model check examples, and show how using VMC to generate model checks reduces the edit distance between visualizations relative to existing visualization toolkits. The findings of an interview study with three expert modelers who used VMC highlight challenges and opportunities for encouraging exploration of correct, effective model check visualizations.

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