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Use log scaling for the monthly stats chart #18

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waldyrious opened this issue Aug 2, 2014 · 3 comments
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Use log scaling for the monthly stats chart #18

waldyrious opened this issue Aug 2, 2014 · 3 comments
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Or at least make it an option.

This is also related to #5, since automated edits may create anomalous peaks that make reading the smaller bars (manual edits) harder. If automated edits could be removed it would alleviate this issue in some cases, but still a log scale could provide a better visualization overall.

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I don't know if logarithmic scaling is an option. The charts are generated by g.raphael, a JS library, which doesn't seem to have an option to logarithmic scaling.

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Too bad. I guess in last resort, the monthly values could be passed through Math.log() before sending them to Raphael...

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I had given that thought, but then the hover over values will show the log value as well. I'll have to think of some things, so I'll leave this open for the time being.

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On Aug 2, 2014, at 12:42, Waldir Pimenta notifications@github.com wrote:

Too bad. I guess in last resort, the monthly values could be passed through Math.log() before sending them to Raphael...


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