Closed DrGFreeman closed 4 years ago
thanks good catch! We might also separate the graph in two graphs, one with linear scale and the other one focussing more on rates and hence in log scale.
it's not clear to me that one should default to linear - I think that the log scale is generally much more usable when the numbers differ greatly between countries
On Sun, Mar 15, 2020 at 6:12 AM Emmanuelle Gouillart < notifications@github.com> wrote:
thanks good catch! We might also separate the graph in two graphs, one with linear scale and the other one focussing more on rates and hence in log scale.
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closed by #95
Currently, the time evolution graph, resets to linear scale every time a country is added or removed.
Suggest to use a radio button for selection of the graph scale.