28 Sep
2010
28 Sep
'10
11:03 p.m.
On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 2:18 PM, Richard Wettel <richard.wettel(a)usi.ch>wrote;wrote:
Hi Mariano,
If you think the colors are not easily pinpointing the highest values, then
play with both the hue and the brightness of the color.
In CodeCity's age maps, I use a color range from a light yellow (for small
values of the metric, in my case the age) to dark blue (for the highest
values). This will allow you to quickly spot the darkest parts in the
system, which would correspond to the highest values. Look at the
screenshot, I guess it shouldn't be too difficult to obtain something
similar in Mondrian.
Thanks to everybody for the fast answers I got that day. I finally did
something like this. Settings specific colors.
Cheers
Mariano
Cheers,
Ricky
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On Sep 23, 2010, at 11:13 AM, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
On Thu, Sep 23, 2010 at 11:07 AM, Simon Denier <Simon.Denier(a)inria.fr>wrote;wrote:
On 23 sept. 2010, at 10:30, Mariano Martinez Peck wrote:
Hi Folks...Sorry for the "urgen" but I got an idea for my paper with
deadline tomorro hahahahah
I was using DistributionMaps where the containers were packages for
example, elements classes, and properties the amount of instances. For
example, see the attached screenshot.
Now....it is difficult to find the classes with most instances since I
need to search for an specific color.
I am not sure I understand what it is difficult:
hi
- because the mapping color <-> range does
not match your expectations
(like red would be highest, blue would be lowest)
I guess because of this one. For example, take a look to the screenshot I
attached. If I want to search the most instantiated classes, I should serach
colors like Brown or Pink. But they are not easily shown....and of course, I
have lot of colors...then I can to go with my "eye" looking carefully each
package and looking for those colors.
This is why I thoguht that CodeCity would be cool, in the sense that for
this case it would be easier since the property would represent the height
of a building...and it is easier to notice heigh than a color.
I am trying now LinearDistributionMap and I think it can help :)
- or because you are looking for one class with
the most instances
- or because you want to compare the real values, not ranges.
I thoguht that having someting like CodeCity can be interesting. I would
like:
- EAch building (square) is a container -> package
- Each little squeare (that has heigh) is a element -> class
- The heigh is a property, in this case, the amount of instances for
example.
Then I can easily see packages/classes with several intances easily (the
highest ones).
So...is that possible? how easier? :)
Right now I was doing my DM something like this:
I checked for *City* class in Moose 4.1 but I didn't find anything :(
The only thing I found was this link:
http://www.moosetechnology.org/tools/vw/codecity
Thanks for any help
Mariano
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