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[Feature]: Allow for choosing what variable heatmap is colored by #35
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Description
I recently confused myself when I couldn't figure out what the colors represented. They seemed random and not related to the correlation values (the expected result for identification). I think we should add an option for users to be able to select via a dropdown what they want the colors in the heatmap to represent.
Problem
Heatmap colors can be confusing, they are trying to be smart but sometimes not intuitive.
Proposed Solution
Allow choosing what the heatmap options will be. This could override smartly when users update elements.
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11 months ago
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Description
I recently confused myself when I couldn't figure out what the colors represented. They seemed random and not related to the correlation values (the expected result for identification). I think we should add an option for users to be able to select via a dropdown what they want the colors in the heatmap to represent.
Problem
Heatmap colors can be confusing, they are trying to be smart but sometimes not intuitive.
Proposed Solution
Allow choosing what the heatmap options will be. This could override smartly when users update elements.
Alternatives Considered
Force standards currently isn't always intuitive.