charts

Documentation

Index

• func BarChart[T float64 | int](d RunStats[T]) *charts.Bar
• func LineChart[T float64 | int](d RunStats[T]) *charts.Line
• func ScatterChart(d ScatterData) *charts.Scatter
• type RunStat
• type RunStats
  • func (s RunStats[T]) Plot() (render.Renderer, error)
• type ScatterData
  • func (d ScatterData) Plot() (render.Renderer, error)
• type ScatterDatum

Functions

func BarChart

func BarChart[T float64 | int](d RunStats[T]) *charts.Bar

func LineChart

func LineChart[T float64 | int](d RunStats[T]) *charts.Line

func ScatterChart

func ScatterChart(d ScatterData) *charts.Scatter

Types

type RunStat

type RunStat[T float64 | int] struct {
	RunID string
	Value *T
}

Use a pointer for the value so that missing values are properly represented. Otherwise they would default to zero, and that's not right.

type RunStats

type RunStats[T float64 | int] struct {
	Data  []RunStat[T]
	Label string
	Type  string
}

func (RunStats[T]) Plot

func (s RunStats[T]) Plot() (render.Renderer, error)

type ScatterData

type ScatterData struct {
	Data     []ScatterDatum
	XLabel   string
	YLabel   string
	Grouping string
}

func (ScatterData) Plot

func (d ScatterData) Plot() (render.Renderer, error)

type ScatterDatum

type ScatterDatum struct {
	X     float64
	Y     float64
	Color any
}