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I think a clearer group of the output figures can be enough to address the confusions. Here is my idea:
1. Take SAM, PSA1 and PSA2 as examples, they were first three modes of EOF analysis from either sea level pressure or 500hPa geopotential height.
2. In theory, we expect that the first, second and third EOFs are corresponding to SAM, PSA1 and PSA2, respectively. Therefore, to my understanding, we can group the output figures into three groups:
- “Mode pattern”: save the expected EOF pattern (theoretical), i.e. EOF1 from reference and model as they are supposed to be the SAM.
- “Best Matching EOF pattern”: i.e. the EOF patterns that can best match expected EOF pattern (theoretical) for SAM, PSA1 or PSA2.
- “EOF Pool”: the first three leadings EOFs in reference and model as additional information
I am just sharing the thoughts from me as a references for you, and my group maybe not optimal.
However, split plot option to plot_eof, plot_additional_eofs, and plot_cbf also sounds good to me as it ineed allows users to decide if they want the addental figures.
Thank you!
Is your feature request related to a problem?
Suggested by @zhangshixuan1987 at #1112 (comment) and discussed in #1112 (comment).
Describe the solution you'd like
Maybe
plot
option can be elaborated toplot_eof
,plot_additional_eofs
, andplot_cbf
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