Closed zsteinmetz closed 3 years ago
It's not beautiful but works.
I agree that the p=0 and degree = 0 workaround I made was not elegant. I think having a switch to totally remove the smoothing or background subtraction or range selection would be ideal.
Maybe something like this?
Yeah! That looks awesome. I guess we want the Question mark to be right next to the words smoothing polynomial so that it doesn't get hidden if we decide to hide the slider. We could have the check box either completely hide the slider or just gray it out.
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Maybe something like this?
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We could have the check box either completely hide the slider or just gray it out.
Good idea!
This feature has been added with https://github.com/wincowgerDEV/OpenSpecy/pull/28#issue-595933594
I'm currently struggling with making this bit of code work with the new functions:
https://github.com/wincowgerDEV/OpenSpecy/blob/bde5f109207940dac1985313a3838ba0f1b4810f/inst/shiny/server.R#L205-L221
This is mainly because of the nested if statements and function logic being inconsistent with the UI: A smoother of
p = 0
or a background substration withdegree = 0
are not the same as no smoothing/subtraction. Would it make sense to add some switches/check boxes to the tab to toggle each filter on and off?