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Update Chart based on user-selected regions #108

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ciscorucinski opened this issue Feb 23, 2020 · 3 comments
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Update Chart based on user-selected regions #108

ciscorucinski opened this issue Feb 23, 2020 · 3 comments

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@ciscorucinski
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@ciscorucinski ciscorucinski commented Feb 23, 2020

On the bottom-right, there are plots that represent all the data over the months, but they don't update based on user-selected regions.

I would like to be able to click on Others, South Korea, Beijing, or "Diamond Princess" cruise ship to see the plots for those individual regions. The x-axis should remain constant, but the y-axis could fluctuate based on the data (or the highest non-outlier datapoint which is Guangdong Province at 1,342 people)

The Total Deaths and Total Recovered already update based on user selections, but the plots don't.

@CSSEGISandData
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@CSSEGISandData CSSEGISandData commented Mar 9, 2020

Thank you for the ideas. We will keep them in mind for building out future capabilities.

@hyartep
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@hyartep hyartep commented Mar 11, 2020

Seems for me like super-useful feature to track "progress" in different countries. This way would be also possible to compare different countries/regions.
Also, because it already works for total-deaths/total-recoved, I guess it should not be so complicated to implement.
Anyways, thanks for the great work!

@jeff-mettel
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@jeff-mettel jeff-mettel commented Mar 14, 2020

Agreed. Proposing a few additional reatures:

  • Enable clicking multiple countries at left, and when doing so, their progressions are plotted at right.
  • When plotting progressions at right, enable two date-based perspectives: (1) Date of Occurrence and (2) Days Since Initial Occurrence in Country. The former gives an 'as of date' perspective, while the later allows you to compare countries based on the duration of viral presence in the country.

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