Closed yosefdroth closed 4 years ago
I think this represents the number of measurements for which no pH metadata is available. If you're only visualizing the distribution of the available metadata, this can be ignored.
It looks like there are 63,134 total measurements. Of these 5,643 (8.9%) have no pH metadata.
The available pH metadata could be visualized as a histogram or as a kernel density line plot (more sophisticated; basically this is another way to visualize the same information that is not sensitive to the choice of bin size).
This webpage provides JavaScript code for a kernel density line: https://gist.github.com/mbostock/4341954
There's also a NPM package https://www.npmjs.com/package/kernel-smooth example: https://github.com/Planeshifter/kernel-smooth/blob/master/examples/index.js
Good call -- thanks!
I was planning on making a histogram using charjs -- I will check out the kernel density line you posted.
Some of the entries in sabiork collection have no pH
values, indicated by null
value here.
One of the id's is null in the pH distribution - https://api.datanator.info/reactions/summary/get_frequency/?field=temperature