Optional direct labeling in covariate balance plots #54
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Since there could be many covariates, especially in the scatter plot that is intended for high dimension covariates, automatically labeling the violating variables can create a lot of clutter without an opt-out option. Signed-off-by: Ehud-Karavani <ehud.karavani@ibm.com>
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The scatter plot version of the covariate imbalance plot is intended for high-dimensional covariates, forcing direct labeling without an option to opt-out can create a lot of clutter.
This PR introduces the possibility to make direct labeling of violating covariates optional to avoid possible clutter.
For the sake of completeness, the optional labeling is also implemented for the slope-graph version of the covariate balance plot.