I have a dataset
2019/1/1 - 14
2019/1/5 - 18
2019/2/19 - 17
2019/3/15 - 18
that I want to show in a line diagram in my React Native app. I use react-native-svg-charts for my charts, and while I'd prefer using that I'm of course willing to look at alternatives.
How can I make a line-graph that has the values 14-18 on the y-axis and the dates distributed on the x-axis so that the graph shows the non-regularity in the data entries? Until now I get them so that each entry is equally spaced to its neighbour, and I want the spacing between the entries to reflect the distance in time between the entries.
have a question regarding highstock option data grouping. If i use this on big data like 5 years of data for each day. data grouping losses last point if range is set to max. how to prevent this by shifting data grouping timestamps to the right. that it always will end up with last data point.
I am receiving a series of data from my backend - some values paired with a specific date.
The data is sometimes inconsistent - i.e. for some dates in a specific range no data is provided.
When rendering a simple line chart, I have an option for amCharts to connect points with a line and not take into acocunt missing data, or to display gaps between points that 'surround' a missing data point.
Is there any built-in mechanism to fill such gaps with some default values? I need to display '0' on the Y axis for each gap.
I am new to D3.js - what I would like to do is work on data formatted in this way to create a line graph.
Time1,2,3,4,5 etc represent seconds of video, and the score represents the users happiness with that part of the video.
I'd like to create a graph that represents the mean/average for Males and another for Females.
i.e. Point1 for females would be 3.33 or [(3+4+3)/3], Point2 would be 4.33 [(5+5+3)/3].
I've read up on the filter AND aggregate commands and examples but having trouble putting it all together for my line graph. How would I go about creating such an 'aggregate line graph' that is based on multiple columns.
NOTE: The 'final product' will have MANY columns like gender for 'on the fly' aggregation so pre-calculation isn't an option. If there's an example/tutorial/anything that can help, please let me know.
http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=lc&chs=600x400&chd=t:171,811,629,507,460,390,434,379,329,312,368,329,329,329,352,330,299,323,340,325,329,1895,1047,736,617,684,620,515
If you go there on your browser, you'll notice that you see a graph. However, the axis are messed up! And it seems like I can't see the ups and downs of my line graph. WHy?
I don't get what's wrong. I just want to plot the simple stuff on a line chart. Just those data points. Nothing more, nothing less!
If you use basic text format for the chart data, the range of data value is 0 - 100. Values above 100 are truncated to 100. The data values you provided are all above 100, so they are truncated to 100.
You should use text format with custom scaling. Try this one. The range of data values is set to 0 - 2000 using chds=0,2000.
http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=lc&chs=600x400&chd=t:171,811,629,507,460,390,434,379,329,312,368,329,329,329,352,330,299,323,340,325,329,1895,1047,736,617,684,620,515&chds=0,2000