Adding greater visibility of plots, as well as scree plots for greater comparison ability#25
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Adding greater visibility of plots, as well as scree plots for greater comparison ability#25patjiang wants to merge 6 commits intoabidlabs:masterfrom
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Added displayed ratio of variance as well as raw variance amounts for each axis
Added functionality to display scree plots
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Also added scree plots to the main cpca functions, but not kernel_cpca |
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Hello, I added some additional features to this wonderful method you have. Included are x and y-axis labels that represent the %variance explained by each principal component, as well as the raw variance explained by each principal component