If you flipped the vertical axis, or changed your variable to 1-relativeposition (obviously those do the exact same thing in effect), good results would be high and bad results would be low which is a lot more intuitive I think. Cool charts none the less.
Yer a fuckin genius!
here's the revised version
UW-UO
Stanford
Iron clad law of Data Science: Things that are better are higher on the graph.
If you flipped the vertical axis, or changed your variable to 1-relativeposition (obviously those do the exact same thing in effect), good results would be high and bad results would be low which is a lot more intuitive I think. Cool charts none the less.
Yer a fuckin genius!
here's the revised version
UW-UO
Stanford
Iron clad law of Data Science: Things that are better are higher on the graph.
Makes sense. I'm used to looking at data for any kind of significance, but at the end of the day, everyone just wants to get high.
Thanks for your input guys, feedback is useful! more to come in the future. My dads are really proud of my effort, this one is going on the fridge (I'm a fridge guy).
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