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chunking & other modifications as the duration grows #8

Open wibeasley opened 2 years ago

wibeasley commented 2 years ago

I guess we have a few options for leveraging the config file. One is to pull out the graph in a function that takes the language/config as a parameter. Another is each html file has its own language, which probably means we use rmarkdown's report parameterization.

@andkov, once you specify the English title & subtitle, I think this issue can be closed. I just did some brainless text alignment, so make sure you pull those changes or the merge conflicts will be tedious.

  title   : "**Title**"
  subtitle: "**Subtitle**"

I'm thinking of other languages we can recruit friend for. I can easily get native speakers of Chinese, Spanish, French, & Norwegian. I'm sure you could get (or do yourself) languages close to the region like Polish & Russian. It probably makes sense to wait until the graph is finished maturing.

With respect to maturation, I think we'll need to start chunking up the graph as the number of days grows. Maybe 30 days per canvas? Maybe 60? Then, it will be a sequence of graphs, so a dedicated HTML will serve as an output, one per language. But again, you are right = the design will be dictated by the total number of days, so we may need to adjust as we go along. Hope we won't get to deal with that.

Originally posted by @andkov in https://github.com/andkov/project-agrus/issues/7#issuecomment-1091946357

wibeasley commented 2 years ago

what about this: if there are k time windows, there are k + 1 graph. The last graph is the zoomed out view. The overall view probably drops some of the legends/annotations.

Dropping the dawn & dusk labels (in the long-view) will help because their angle flattens as time grows, and that angle can't be easily calculated.

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andkov commented 2 years ago

@wibeasley , I agree, there should be that (k + 1)nth graph that shows the overall picture, with a simplified/adjusted labelling to suite the purpose. But I like (so far) the idea of having unique annotations to the months/canvases to emphasize their uniqueness.