This view shows the best solutions Eureqa has found so far.
Solutions
The best solutions are determined by two factors: their complexity ("Size") and their accuracy ("Fit") on the validation data. Those listed here have the highest accuracy for various complexities/sizes. By default, Eureqa ranks solutions according to a ratio of complexity and accuracy; solutions that are accurate but not too complex are shown at the top. You can re-sort by complexity alone or by accuracy alone by clicking on "Size" or "Fit". Select any formula (by clicking) or group of formulae (by Ctrl-clicking or clicking and dragging) to see the selected formula or formulae plotted and analyzed.
Solution plot
Selected solutions are plotted against the data. Both training and validation data are shown. The training data is a subset of your data that is used by Eureqa to search for solutions. The validation data is a second subset that is used only to measure accuracy.
Solution details
View the performance metrics of selected solutions. When multiple solutions are selected, their performance can be compared side by side.
Pareto chart
View the solutions as they rank by accuracy and complexity. Complex but accurate solutions will lie at the lower right, while simple but inaccurate solutions will lie at the top left. The most useful solutions are usually somewhere in the middle, striking the right balance between complexity and accuracy.
Tip: Several additional analysis tools are available on the Analysis Tools tab.