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Joffrey Baratheon is one of the most loathed characters in TV history. As a matter of fact people were celebrating his TV death on Twitter. We are interested to learn more on how people feel about different characters by analyzing tweets mentioning GoT characters. In this project you will be analyzing Twitter feeds across a timeline, you will look for the name of GoT characters in that feed and try to identify whether the tweet is positive or negative. You can then generate a metric that evaluates what is the accumulated sentiment expressed on Twitter for that given character at a given point in time, and what is the trend (positive, negative). It will be interesting to intersect the sentiments for characters following the airing of a certain episode (you can easily get the airing date for an episode from the database constructed in Project A).
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MouseDrag in chart #120

Closed yashha closed 8 years ago

yashha commented 8 years ago

When draging the mouse and there are two charts on one page the last initialized chart is being changed And the background lines of the first chart are moving.

marcusnovotny commented 8 years ago

@yashha I fixed your issues but those were really tiny fixes and I don't think it's not worth making a new version already. Just swap out the public/chart.js for now.

chartjs.zip

I've found a way to get the missing tweets, which solves the original problem with the too large date range. I can give you a complete db on Friday and then we'll update you to the latest version. Ok? Also relevant for @CavidSalahov I think

yashha commented 8 years ago

Important would be to set the startdate to the oldest tweet or a bit before that :) It is not like that at the moment Edit: at least not always :) It would be also nice that the legend would be always visible like toggle trendline button. With transparency when not hovering.

marcusnovotny commented 8 years ago

It currently displays 2014 - today if there's less than three months of data available. Will try something else.

What would you prefer? Legend always visible or "Love" and "Hate" next to the y axis like Tatyana suggested? The legend is pretty big, I don't wanna crowd the graph more than necessary

yashha commented 8 years ago

Tatyana's suggestion is fine, too. :)