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Graphics improvement #10856

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aleene opened this issue Oct 2, 2024 · 2 comments
Open
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Graphics improvement #10856

aleene opened this issue Oct 2, 2024 · 2 comments
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averages by categories Generating & Leveraging average nutrition values by category 📊 graphs

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@aleene
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aleene commented Oct 2, 2024

Description

The OFF graphics module is already powerful, but can be extended with other graphing options. This would allow even better analysis of the data. This is also useful to visually detect problematic products.

What would a demo look like

Show me the graph.

Notes

  • There are many possibilities, which easily can complicate things, so this should be done step by step. And only when the usefulness is demonstrated.
  • See also Visualisation

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  • Box plots
  • Violin plots
  • Combined box/violin plots
  • Simple fits
  • CSV export supported for graph data, so that one continue an analysis in more dedicated tools
@alexgarel
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@aleene search-a-licious is using Vega to make plot.

We have to support more plot type there.

The widget to create plot is not yet develop, but it should not be too hard.

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aleene commented Oct 4, 2024

Can I play with that?

@aleene aleene added the averages by categories Generating & Leveraging average nutrition values by category label Nov 13, 2024
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