Open qur786 opened 2 years ago
Ah, I believe that was because I was originally dealing with skewed data, meaning that values were not normally distributed, some really high but most of them very low and this would result in a visualization where you could barely see any colors or difference between dates.
I see your point though, perhaps we can do something smarter here. I'm thinking along the lines of using min_value
and max_value
as you suggested but adding in some kind of logic to make sure the colors are not all #ffffff
for the dates with low values..
Ah, I believe that was because I was originally dealing with skewed data, meaning that values were not normally distributed, some really high but most of them very low and this would result in a visualization where you could barely see any colors or difference between dates.
I see your point though, perhaps we can do something smarter here. I'm thinking along the lines of using
min_value
andmax_value
as you suggested but adding in some kind of logic to make sure the colors are not all#ffffff
for the dates with low values..
thank you @g1eb for the reply. We'll try to use your logic to implement.
@g1eb Can we use
minimum value
calculated from the data that we process and use them togenerate color code generator
instead of passing(-0.15 * max_value)
as the lower value for thedomain
.And can you explain the reason, if any, behind using
(-0.15 * max_value)
as the lower value in the domain.