Update award-index_statistics.sparql to make the graphic more straightforward

Adafede commented 7 months ago

Description

When looking at the current https://scholia.toolforge.org/award/#statistics, the first impression is that gender balance is "not so bad" as it seems there are quite some points above a "1/1 line", but this is heavily biased because the x and y axis do not share the same maximum. This PR aims at fixing this.

Caveats

Currently, the manual max value has been set to 2,000.

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Adafede commented 7 months ago

See https://w.wiki/8TqV (proposal) for comparison with https://w.wiki/8TqY (current)

Adafede commented 6 months ago

Same strategy could be applied to some other graphics (e.g. https://scholia.toolforge.org/publisher/Q233358#citations-works, just landed on it randomly)

fnielsen commented 5 months ago

Cherry-picked https://github.com/WDscholia/scholia/commit/974b55aa24dcee44c152d4302995bdace066ecee

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