Naive Bayes - Hard to Read Simple Charts When Cardinality is

paul_balas
paul_balas New Altair Community Member
edited November 5 in Community Q&A
When I look at any of these simple charts they are unreadable if my label has more than 5 categories.  The issue is the colors are too close to one another.  Any easy way to overcome this challenge?

tia,

Paul
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  • YYH
    YYH
    Altair Employee
    For the legacy charts, please check out the preferences settings to change the color for chart

    For the new chart in HTML5, you can modify the color scales

     
    If you have any target style, do you mind to post a sample here?


  • sgenzer
    sgenzer
    Altair Employee
    hi @paul_balas can you please provide a screenshot so we can see what you mean?

    Scott

  • paul_balas
    paul_balas New Altair Community Member


    It's hard to see the difference in color between Unknown and Single categories in this simple example
  • paul_balas
    paul_balas New Altair Community Member
    Also, what is a good solution where we use Naive Bayes and have high cardinality that is unreadable in the default 'simple charts'.
    I did enable 'Show Legacy Charts' both simple and advanced, but they aren't available for Naive Bayes.

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