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Add diff plot to dashboard #2
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There is the correlation plot between two questions. And a bar chart with multiple bars has more information than a diffplot, also differences can be better visually perceived. |
a diffplot makes sense for direct comparison (i.e. more/less than). This could be absolute as well as % of that quantity (where results are not % already). This is not the same information content as a barplot. E.g. imagine you compare: now the absolute differences are very similar and will show up as simliar. However in a barplot your eye will be mostly drawn to Q1 having large quantities and Q2 having low quantities overall. Therefore an designated way to look into differences is an absolute good approach (if we have questions/data where this makes sense) |
Currently we do not have two questions in the same bar plot. but only one question with different answers and research fields. The counterargument is: the plot is interactive, zoom in, then it looks the same. Or hover over it, then you see the numbers. Of course one could plot everything as a difference/relative to a certain reference, but then the question is what to choose as the reference and what meaning that should have. |
not questions but answers.
no information is lost - its just another way of offering to look at the data. It is e.g. specifically interesting when comparing adjacent research fields. |
Add a button (or some other widgets) which adds a Diffplot, if only two Datasets are shown.
The diffplot is a barchart displaying the difference of the two datasets.
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