Hi Vedrana,
The script provide a couple of options where I think providing `-t ' '` and `-la ' '` should help you.
In order to have just the eval set, look at the --no-evaluation option but provide eval scores instead of the requested dev scores.
Options:
-t, --title TEXT The title of the plots. Provide just a space
(-t ' ') to remove the titles from figures.
-lg, --legends TEXT The title for each system comma separated.
Example: --legends ISV,CNN
-lc, --legend-loc [best|upper-right|upper-left|lower-left|lower-right|right|center-left|center-right|lower-center|upper-center|center]
The legend location code
-dl, --disp-legend / --no-disp-legend
If set, no legend will be printed.
[default: True]
-s, --split / --no-split If set, evaluation and dev curve in
different plots [default: True]
-o, --output TEXT The file to save the plots in. [default:
roc.pdf]
-e, --evaluation / --no-evaluation
If set, evaluation scores must be provided
[default: True]
-n, --points INTEGER The number of points use to draw curves in
plots [default: 100]
-G, --semilogx / --no-semilogx If set, use semilog on X axis [default:
True]
-L, --axlim TEXT min/max axes values separated by commas
(e.g. ``--axlim 0.1,100,0.1,100``) Provide
just a space (' ') to cancel default values.
-r, --x-rotation INTEGER X axis labels ration [default: 0]
-la, --lines-at TEXT If given, draw vertical lines at the given
axis positions. Your values must be
separated with a comma (,) without space.
Provide just a space (' ') to cancel default
values. [default: 1e-3]
-xl, --x-lable TEXT Label for x-axis
-yl, --y-lable TEXT Label for y-axis
-Y, --clayout / --no-clayout (De)Activate constrained layout [default:
True]
--style [Solarize_Light2|_classic_test|bmh|classic|dark_background|fast|fivethirtyeight|ggplot|grayscale|seaborn|seaborn-bright|seaborn-colorblind|seaborn-dark|seaborn-dark-palette|seaborn-darkgrid|seaborn-deep|seaborn-muted|seaborn-notebook|seaborn-paper|seaborn-pastel|seaborn-poster|seaborn-talk|seaborn-ticks|seaborn-white|seaborn-whitegrid|tableau-colorblind10]
The matplotlib style to use for plotting.
You can provide multiple styles by repeating
this option
-S, --line-linestyles / --no-line-linestyles
If given, applies a different linestyles to
each line. [default: False]
--figsize TEXT If given, will run
``plt.rcParams['figure.figsize']=figsize)``.
Example: --fig-size 4,6 [default: 4,3]
-M, --min-far-value FLOAT Select the minimum FAR value used in ROC and
DET plots; should be a power of 10.
[default: 0.0001]
-v, --verbose Increase the verbosity level from 0 (only
error messages) to 1 (warnings), 2 (log
messages), 3 (debug information) by adding
the --verbose option as often as desired
(e.g. '-vvv' for debug).
--help Show this message and exit.