Plotting a solution

cseplot(sol::CSESolution; kwargs...)

Plot the given CSESolution. Some additional keyword arguments are available (in addition to the standard plotting options, such as dpi, title, etc.).

When sol is a SymmetricCSESolution these are (default values shown):

• cse_label::String = "CSE" - the label for the CSE line
• cse_colour::Symbol = :1 - the colour for the CSE line
• add_knots::Bool = true - whether or not to show the knot points on the graph
• knots_label::String = "Knots" - the label for the knot points
• add_bne::Bool = true - whether or not to show the BNE on the graph
• bne_label::String = "BNE" - the label for the BNE line
• bne_colour::Symbol = :2 - the colour for the BNE line

When sol is an AsymmetricCSESolution the extra options are (default values shown):

• cse_label::Dict{Symbol, String} = Dict(:bidder1 => "CSE (1), :bidder2 => "CSE (2)") - the labels
• cse_colour::Dict{Symbol, Symbol} = Dict(:bidder1 => :1, :bidder2 => :2 - the colours for the CSE lines for each bidder (the keys in the dictionary must be as shown)
• add_knots::Bool = true - whether or not to show the knot points on the graph
• knots_label::Dict{Symbol, String} = Dict(:bidder1 => "Knots (1)", :bidder2 => "Knots (2)") - the labels for the knot points for each bidder (the keys in the dictionary must be as shown)

In addition to the above options, cseplot will set a default title and xlabel and ylabel, however these can be overriden with keyword arguments.