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### Histogram of per-circuit $2\Delta\log(\mathcal{L})$ values between two data sets.
Each gate sequence is assigned a log-likelihood-ratio value based on how consistent that sequence's counts are between the two selected data sets.  The line shows what would be expected for perfectly consistent data.
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ws.ColorBoxPlot('dscmp', dscmp_circuits, None, None,
                dscomparator=dscmp, typ="histogram")

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# Per-sequence $2\Delta\log(\mathcal{L})$ values comparing two data sets.
In a similar fashion to other color box plots, this plot shows two times the log-likelihood-ratio for each gate sequence corresponding to how consistent that sequences' counts are between the two selected data sets.  The likelihood ratio is between a models that supposes there is either one or two separate probability distributions from which the data counts are drawn.

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ws.ColorBoxPlot('dscmp', dscmp_circuits, None, None, dscomparator=dscmp)
