# The table below summarizes the relative performance of the models across different observation frequency ranges. The `rank` column indicates the model's performance rank compared to all other models for a given combination of model and metric. The subsequent columns, `(1,10]`, `(10,25]`, ..., `(5000, Inf]`, represent bins of observation frequency. The values in these columns show how many times the model's performance was ranked at the specified `rank` within the respective frequency range.
# The table below summarizes the relative performance of the models across different observation frequency ranges. The `rank` column indicates the model's performance rank compared to all other models for a given combination of model and metric. The subsequent columns, `(1,10]`, `(10,25]`, ..., `(5000, Inf]`, represent bins of observation frequency. The values in these columns show how many times the model's performance was ranked at the specified `rank` within the respective frequency range.
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@@ -320,7 +307,127 @@ ggplot(data = results_ranked_obs, aes(x = obs, y = rank, color = model)) +
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@@ -320,7 +307,127 @@ ggplot(data = results_ranked_obs, aes(x = obs, y = rank, color = model)) +