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Odd historical behavior in US Data #118

Open tumbleshack opened 4 years ago

tumbleshack commented 4 years ago

Screen Shot 2020-05-09 at 1 23 14 PM

3T days to double in February?

xunhuang commented 4 years ago

when there is no cases, time to double is infinitely. :)

tumbleshack commented 4 years ago

Oh yeah, makes sense! Do you think it’s an odd UI, since it flattens the current data to the button of the graph?

Perhaps “infinity” could be represented without a line on the graph... a mouse hover in that region would reveal the infinite days to double, but the graph itself wouldn’t re-scale? Or we could not prevent the date slider from going back that far? I find it odd to be scrolling back, looking for data trends, then all of a sudden the line goes flat b/c scale is now 0 - 3T

xunhuang commented 4 years ago

I'll say we can wait on this. Plenty of larger features to build. see this:

https://github.com/xunhuang/covid-19/issues/121

On Sat, May 9, 2020 at 11:02 AM tumbleshack notifications@github.com wrote:

Oh yeah, makes sense! Do you think it’s an odd UI, since it flattens the current data to the button of the graph?

Perhaps “infinity” could be represented without a line on the graph... a mouse hover in that region would reveal the infinite days to double, but the graph itself wouldn’t re-scale? Or we could not prevent the date slider from going back that far? I find it odd to be scrolling back, looking for data trends, then all of a sudden the line goes flat b/c scale is now 0 - 3T

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