mayer79/effectplots
Fast Effect Plots in R
This tool helps statisticians, data scientists, and analysts understand how different features influence a statistical or machine learning model's predictions. You input your model and data, and it outputs various plots like average observed values, partial dependence, and accumulated local effects. It allows you to quickly visualize relationships and model behavior for better interpretation.
Use this if you need to rapidly calculate and visualize how individual features impact your model's predictions or how features relate to the outcome in your dataset.
Not ideal if you are looking for a tool to build or train machine learning models, as its focus is solely on interpreting existing models.
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Dec 29, 2025
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