Hi everyone,
I am working on 3d forest partial dependence plot by using the "persp" function in R. It provides me nice color gradient 3d partial dependence surface plot; however, doesn't tell much about the data distribution/intensity in the surface. Is there any good way to overlay the data points on the surface plot? This will help to understand which part of the interpolated surface can be relied i.e. the surface regions that has more data points.
Feel free to add to the discussion and kindly let me know if my question was clear enough to offer any suggestion.
Best
Debasish
Dear Saha,
Kindly go through the following link:
https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/pdp/pdp.pdf
Dear Saha,
Kindly go through the following link:
https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/pdp/pdp.pdf
Dear Saha: you can find good 3D graphs included in Matlab. Also, you can find several scripts developed by the community. For example, you have more than 1300 scripts to generate 3D plots, for sure someone fits your requirements. Matlab script languaje is similar to R.
Good luck
Example:
http://es.mathworks.com/support/search_results.html?q=asset_type%3A%22File%2BExchange%22+3D+plots&submitsearch=
thank dear Alvaro for this precision abut the similarity between script languaje in R and Matlab
thank dear Alvaro for this precision abut the similarity between script languaje in R and Matlab
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