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make it easier to see over- and under-representation #25

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deanmalmgren opened this issue Oct 23, 2013 · 1 comment
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make it easier to see over- and under-representation #25

deanmalmgren opened this issue Oct 23, 2013 · 1 comment

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Even with the grey background and the white significance lines, its somewhat difficult to see which responses are over- or under-represented by the selected subgroup. Here are a couple of ideas about how we could do that:

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I personally think I like Option C best; it is like you (i) align on the relative counts and then (ii) apply a filter on all of the redundant pieces of information in the visual. Like #28, it may be easier to do this if we switch to using <rect> elements instead of <path> elements. A couple of ways we could implement this functionality:

  1. instantiate catcorr with instantiation options:
var cc = catcorr("#example", data, {display: 'relative'});
  1. be able to toggle between the 'relative' and 'absolute' displays by incorporating a button into the legend. This might be best to address after (or while) improve legend functionality #27 is solved.
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Option C got an upvote to help address this conversation on twitter with the how "confusing" the interface is.

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