Interactive trajectory explorer¶
Explore how one deterministic teaching simulation looks as a spatial path and a time-indexed coordinate. Move the trial slider or hide sample points. No data are uploaded or sent to a server. All charts are generated locally in the browser.
61 of 61 synthetic samples displayed.
Inspect the 61 synthetic sample positions in a table
| Time (0–1) | x | y | Observation |
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Blue dots = retained synthetic observations; dashed teal = fully known synthetic generating path, displayed only because this is a simulation. Shading = ±1 descriptive SD of six synthetic curves at each time, **not** a confidence or prediction interval. The known synthetic path is not an imputation algorithm.
Scientific interpretation¶
The optional table and downloadable CSV reflect only the retained synthetic samples after applying the missing-sample slider. An unobserved sample has no exported coordinate; the full dashed synthetic generating curve is displayed solely because its generating law is known in this teaching example.
- The same points have different geometric meaning in x/y space and in x(t) time space.
- With missing samples, observed support shrinks. A plotted full generating curve is unobservable in real datasets unless separately established.
- Descriptive variation between six illustrative curves is not uncertainty about a fitted population parameter. In particular, it does not resolve W3 whole-function band undercoverage.
- Device-level calibration, missingness, sampling units and AOI definitions must be justified outside this interactive toy simulation.
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