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Empty graphs for CAA and RCRA are confusing. The top one shows two violators, but there are no quarters in violation. The second graph gives no violators and has no title (I assume it's RCRA?)
It would be better to just not show the graph if there are no quarters out of compliance.
To reproduce:
Set Zip Code 98103 and run cell 5 to chart violators.
To close:
Only display graphs in this cell for categories of regulation that have violators. Otherwise, print that there are no violators for the region in that category.
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Notebook: https://colab.research.google.com/github/edgi-govdata-archiving/ECHO-Cross-Program/blob/main/ECHO-Cross-Programs.ipynb#scrollTo=tGG4dLXuaRLN
Empty graphs for CAA and RCRA are confusing. The top one shows two violators, but there are no quarters in violation. The second graph gives no violators and has no title (I assume it's RCRA?)
It would be better to just not show the graph if there are no quarters out of compliance.
To reproduce:
Set Zip Code 98103 and run cell 5 to chart violators.
To close:
Only display graphs in this cell for categories of regulation that have violators. Otherwise, print that there are no violators for the region in that category.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: