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Anirban166 / World-Lines

Mini-project based on the concepts of Steins;Gate (wip)
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Add visualization for the output #12

Open Anirban166 opened 3 years ago

Anirban166 commented 3 years ago

Using the go-echarts library, add some form of visualization for the output slices i.e. the world lines Alpha and Beta (with the data being the random numbers falling in their respective ranges)

PrimalPimmy commented 3 years ago

I'd like to work on this issue, also what type of visualization would you think would be more suitable? Since it's world lines... Lines showing alpha and beta world lines, Stein's gate line.. With their divergence value?

Anirban166 commented 3 years ago

I'd like to work on this issue, also what type of visualization would you think would be more suitable?

Any type really, which can be represented with discrete data points

Since it's world lines... Lines showing alpha and beta world lines, Stein's gate line.. With their divergence value?

Lines would be ideal yes. You can experiment with different types of visualizations and show multiple types as well (optional)
The Steins;Gate line would be a straight line denoting the threshold value of 1.048596 and would ideally be in between the data points of the Alpha and Beta lines (looking like a linear regression line), given the range of values (beta values may exist on that line) we are generating, so you will need to add it separately to the plot

And yes, it would be nice if you can show the divergence value of each line or even each data point, with respect to the threshold