NeuroDataDesign / seelviz-f16s17

Undergraduate repository for Albert, Luke, and Tony
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November 7th Deliverables #27

Closed mlee156 closed 7 years ago

mlee156 commented 7 years ago

@alee156 and @lukezhu1

@jonl1096

@toekneesunshine

mlee156 commented 7 years ago

@jovo @gkiar

gkiar commented 7 years ago

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rmarren1 commented 7 years ago

@toekneesunshine I ran into similar issues with global variables in ipython, I fixed it by hard-setting the working directory to where it should be with os.chdir

jovo commented 7 years ago
mnatenz1 commented 7 years ago

@jonl1096 The graphical explanation screen on clarityviz takes a really long time to load, and if I scroll down before it fully loads the page gets glitchy. You could try a pop-up loading screen with a progress bar that keeps the user from scrolling until the whole page loads. Maybe one simple graphical explanation in the pop-up.

ebridge2 commented 7 years ago

@alee156 when going through a lot of your deliverables, I find it somewhat cumbersome to go through the long patches of open output, and it slightly detracts from the readability/presentability of the ipynbs. I think it might make sense if there is a reason to include raw terminal outputs (ie, the numpy arrays in this case) to either limit them down significantly to the point where the only raw output is the actual item you exactly need (ie, a particular statistic/element of a large amount of data that is interesting to compare to another statistic/element of some other string of data), or put together one notebook for visualizations/presentations, and another where you have detailed, raw information if it is actually necessary.