Open shariboodts opened 5 months ago
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An additional example of a dating graph that is difficult to interpret, or even misleading, is the one for AF https://passim.rich.ru.nl/ssg/details/1931/. The oldest witness to this text is dated to 745-754, and yet the horizontal axis of the dating graph only starts at 800. This is confusing.
edit to Part 2 of this issue_
An additional example of a dating graph that is difficult to interpret, or even misleading, is the one for AF https://passim.rich.ru.nl/ssg/details/1931/. The oldest witness to this text is dated to 745-754, and yet the horizontal axis of the dating graph only starts at 800. This is confusing.
This turned out to have nothing to do with the date graph representation as such. It was because of the daterange being defined in one of three possible places, but not the correct one. I thoroughly repaired this for all manuscripts currently in the database. So this problem should no longer occur.
As for the visualization itself: this follows the example from Trismegistos, which was what was asked for. Changing a visualization is always possible, but it may be better to have that as a separate point. This issue #729 is about 'small AF-detail page' corrections, and a fundamental change in a visualization deserves its own separate issue.
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in the mainsections
objectbasic_edit.html
basic.js
to indicate the open/closed state of a button with jumbo-2
versus jumbo-1
new_button_title
in the context
for view EqualGoldEdit
seeker/af_graphs.html
seeker/af_networks.html
Part 1 Small corrections to the AF-detail page (main overhaul was done in the context of issue #635, some other remaining features are signalled in issue #708):
Details view should be expanded by default
Rename button ‘add a new sermon gold’: ‘Add item to equality set’
Graphs > Rename button ‘Authors’ to ‘Attrib. authors’
Overlap network > rename ‘overlap network degree’ to ‘overlap network level’
Issue #642 (gesloten) werkt nog niet helemaal: het sorteren van AF details > manifestations op datum gebeurt niet chronologisch (800-899 staat nu onder 1400-1499, bijv. https://passim.rich.ru.nl/ssg/details/1493/. De andere sorteeropties werken goed.
Part 2 Edit: leave this part of the issue out, for now (lower priority)
Graphs > Dating: We have difficulty understanding the weight calculation as explained in #639, and for the ordinary user, this looks strange. We're not sure what the best way of fixing the readability is, but we propose a suggestion here. Feel free to give feedback is you have other ideas.
On the vertical axis should be a simple count of the codicological units that contain the sermon in question per date range. In other words, I would want to know from the vertical axis how many manuscripts transmit this sermon in the 9th century, how many in the 11th century and so on.
This implies also a change to the horizontal axis. Rather than counting each year individually, it might be easier to simply work with centuries. If a manuscript (codicological unit) is dated, e.g. to 1050, it should be counted simply as 1 item within the range 1000-1099, so 11th century. If it is dated to 900-1099, it should be counted as 1 item in the range 900-999 + 1 item in the range 1000-1099.
There are also a number of open issues for the overlap network. If there is time, these can be addressed as well:
512 #598 #645 #646 #647 #651 #652