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\name{et_plot_sensitivity}
\alias{et_plot_sensitivity}
\title{Plot a sensitivity profile}
\usage{
et_plot_sensitivity(sens, show = c("horizon", "env_share", "ratio"))
}
\arguments{
\item{sens}{An \code{et_sensitivity} object from
\code{\link{et_sensitivity_profile}}.}

\item{show}{\code{"horizon"} (default) shows the shelf-life horizon;
\code{"env_share"} shows \code{env_var / total_var}; \code{"ratio"}
shows the mean CI width / plausible range.}
}
\value{
A \code{ggplot2} object.
}
\description{
Visualises the output of \code{\link{et_sensitivity_profile}}: for each
noise grid point, shows how the \strong{environmental share} of total
variance and the \strong{forecast horizon} respond.  Observed horizons
are drawn as solid points; projected horizons are hollow points;
lower-bound rows are drawn as upward arrows at the last informative time.
}
\details{
The x-axis is the noise fraction (when the grid was built from
\code{fraction_grid}) or the grid step label otherwise.  When both a
numeric fraction and a descriptive label exist, the fraction is preferred
for continuous x-positioning.
}
\seealso{
\code{\link{et_sensitivity_profile}}
}
