In case you used the ExperimentLogOperator, you also find the produced plots as shown in figure 13. The results can be viewed online during the run of an experiment. On the left hand side you can select the value that is assigned to the x-axis and one or more of the values that should be plotted on the y-axis. The example shows a plot of the squared error depending on the SVM parameter C.
Additionally, the plotter can use three dimensions. There are two 3D plot modes integrated in YALE. The first one need an installation of GnuPlot and produces 3D plots, which can be rotated by dragging the mouse over the plot. Other options of GnuPlot can be set with the Options dialog. The second 3D plot mode of YALE is the 2D color plot mode. The first two dimensions build an 2D layer and the third dimension is mapped on different colors. Other plotters exist for scatter plots or histograms.
There exist several objects which can also be plotted, e.g. Example sets have a meta data view, a data view, and a plot view. In plot view some features can be selected to build the dimensions of a plot. Figure 14 gives an example for the plot view of the well known Iris dataset.