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Forest plot order by coords and not variables.
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Hello everyone! In my model I have to variables that I want to compare each of them has several coords. I would like to plot them with a forest plot. With this code:
pm.forestplot(my_model, varnames=['mu_o_c','mu_fo_c'], rope=(0,0), combined=True)
I get this:
But actually I would like them to be ordered as mu_o_c 0, mu_fo_c 0, mu_o_c 1, mu_fo_c 1 … and with different colors since mu_fo_c and mu_o_c are the two states I am trying to compare.
I have used pymc3 to generate the data. Let me know if there is anything I can tell you extra. Thank you very much for your time! Best, Sergio
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It seems like tight_layout+figsize+textsize seems to do the trick! Muchas gracias! 🙏
Not sure, maybe
plt.tight_layout?