The program should be able to display several forms of graphs and charts from the selected data. Box plot(This probably doesn't make any sense- Bar chart instead?), pie chart and bubble chart are our current goals. Opinion: We should implement pie chart and leave Box(Bar?) and Bubble as enhancements we probably don't have time for.
Note - This is going to be very weird to implement. Since data is already aggregate, a fair amount of processing has to go into this, and we need to define limitations. For example for the response collection, can graphs only be completed for a single region at a time, a single age, for a single question (and it's responses)? This would be a very sensible limitation given the time we have.
For Usage, the limitation, I think, should be: A single region, a type of service, a single age, to effectively show the breakdown by income quartile. Alternatively, all ages but with a single income quartile (total is an option, which effectively removes its influence)
The program should be able to display several forms of graphs and charts from the selected data. Box plot(This probably doesn't make any sense- Bar chart instead?), pie chart and bubble chart are our current goals. Opinion: We should implement pie chart and leave Box(Bar?) and Bubble as enhancements we probably don't have time for.
Note - This is going to be very weird to implement. Since data is already aggregate, a fair amount of processing has to go into this, and we need to define limitations. For example for the response collection, can graphs only be completed for a single region at a time, a single age, for a single question (and it's responses)? This would be a very sensible limitation given the time we have.
For Usage, the limitation, I think, should be: A single region, a type of service, a single age, to effectively show the breakdown by income quartile. Alternatively, all ages but with a single income quartile (total is an option, which effectively removes its influence)