live feed visualisation

[konstantino]

seems that the information on the live feed is a little static on the axis side, so if I understand correctly the axis are not moving in order to keep track of new values but new values are sort of inserted into the graph as they come. I think it would be good for the purposes of realtime to use a more dynamic component such as http://jsfiddle.net/chrisJamesC/BjRLy/4/

[nikokon]

Actually, the axis are recalculated when a new datapoint enters the graph. however, I am not taking away an old value as in the example. so the scale of the x-axis will continue to grow instead of shift as in the example.

[nikokon]

But I agree that it is more effectful for live update to shift.

[konstantino]

exactly, I think it would be better if there was a shift - shifting adds to
the realtime monitoring aspect and creates a better understanding that new
data are coming.

On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 2:42 PM, nikokon [email protected] wrote:

Actually, the axis are recalculated when a new datapoint enters the graph.
however, I am not taking away an old value as in the example. so the scale
of the x-axis will continue to grow instead of shift as in the example.

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[nikokon]

I am currently working/reworking the graphs for brushing (zoom/pan etc.) and will take this into consideration as well... the animation in the jsfiddle makes me a bit dizzy, would in that case try to go for something like this: http://bost.ocks.org/mike/path/ (not the first example...)

[konstantino]

certainly. Much better than morphing.

/Costa

On Wed, Nov 27, 2013 at 2:47 PM, nikokon [email protected] wrote:

I am currently working/reworking the graphs for brushing (zoom/pan etc.)
and will take this into consideration as well... the animation in the
jsfiddle makes me a bit dizzy, would in that case try to go for something
like this: http://bost.ocks.org/mike/path/ (not the first example...)

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