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[limesurvey-developers] Limesurvey Reporting: Which chart library do you recommend?
Marcel Minke
2017-02-22 12:06:05 UTC
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Hi experts,

I was asked if there is any chart library that can support such a graph:
cid:***@01D27B0F.3C1D6150
There are four items and the scales range from 1 to 6. The challenge is
to have different ranges between
[1,2] and [5,6] (short distance)
[2,3] and [4,5] (medium distance)
[3,4] (long distance)

The reason for the different distances is to display options within the
main range (middle of the axis) more clearly.

I have never seen any library supporting such a layout AND the different
ranges. Maybe you have?

Best regards
Marcel
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Gabriel Jenik
2017-02-22 12:14:07 UTC
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Isn't that kind of chart called radar or spider?
Post by Marcel Minke
Hi experts,
There are four items and the scales range from 1 to 6. The challenge is to
have different ranges between
[1,2] and [5,6] (short distance)
[2,3] and [4,5] (medium distance)
[3,4] (long distance)
The reason for the different distances is to display options within the
main range (middle of the axis) more clearly.
I have never seen any library supporting such a layout AND the different
ranges. Maybe you have?
Best regards
Marcel
--
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Marcel Minke
2017-02-22 12:42:28 UTC
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Hi Gabriel,

yes, but only kind of. See these examples
a) Radar:


b) Polar:


Best regards
Marcel
Post by Gabriel Jenik
Isn't that kind of chart called radar or spider?
Hi experts,
There are four items and the scales range from 1 to 6. The
challenge is to have different ranges between
[1,2] and [5,6] (short distance)
[2,3] and [4,5] (medium distance)
[3,4] (long distance)
The reason for the different distances is to display options
within the main range (middle of the axis) more clearly.
I have never seen any library supporting such a layout AND the
different ranges. Maybe you have?
Best regards
Marcel
--
Dr. Marcel Minke
Head Consultant at Limesurvey-Consulting.com
<http://www.limesurvey-consulting.com>
Owner of the Limesurvey Template Shop
<http://www.limesurvey-templates.com>
Head of Support at Limesurvey <http://www.limesurvey.org>
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Holger Rothemund
2017-02-22 12:51:33 UTC
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Well, somehow it is a simplified version of the radar chart. 4 axis, no
interconnection between the dots.
Post by Marcel Minke
Hi Gabriel,
yes, but only kind of. See these examples
Best regards
Marcel
Isn't that kind of chart called radar or spider?
Post by Marcel Minke
Hi experts,
There are four items and the scales range from 1 to 6. The challenge is
to have different ranges between
[1,2] and [5,6] (short distance)
[2,3] and [4,5] (medium distance)
[3,4] (long distance)
The reason for the different distances is to display options within the
main range (middle of the axis) more clearly.
I have never seen any library supporting such a layout AND the different
ranges. Maybe you have?
Best regards
Marcel
--
Dr. Marcel Minke
Head Consultant at Limesurvey-Consulting.com
<http://www.limesurvey-consulting.com>
Owner of the Limesurvey Template Shop
<http://www.limesurvey-templates.com>
Head of Support at Limesurvey <http://www.limesurvey.org>
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Andy
2017-02-22 12:55:09 UTC
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Take distance 1-6. That line is the result of a vertical projection of a function -x^2+my+k where distance from pt a to pt b is measured along the curve

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---- Marcel Minke wrote ----
Post by Marcel Minke
Hi experts,
There are four items and the scales range from 1 to 6. The challenge is
to have different ranges between
[1,2] and [5,6] (short distance)
[2,3] and [4,5] (medium distance)
[3,4] (long distance)
The reason for the different distances is to display options within the
main range (middle of the axis) more clearly.
I have never seen any library supporting such a layout AND the different
ranges. Maybe you have?
Best regards
Marcel
--
Dr. Marcel Minke
Head Consultant at Limesurvey-Consulting.com
<http://www.limesurvey-consulting.com>
Owner of the Limesurvey Template Shop <http://www.limesurvey-templates.com>
Head of Support at Limesurvey <http://www.limesurvey.org>
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Marcel Minke
2017-02-22 15:36:25 UTC
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Sure ;-)

...but which charting library can display it that way?

Best regards
Marcel
Post by Andy
Take distance 1-6. That line is the result of a vertical projection of
a function -x^2+my+k where distance from pt a to pt b is measured
along the curve
Sent from my Sony Xperia™ smartphone
---- Marcel Minke wrote ----
Hi experts,
There are four items and the scales range from 1 to 6. The challenge
is to have different ranges between
[1,2] and [5,6] (short distance)
[2,3] and [4,5] (medium distance)
[3,4] (long distance)
The reason for the different distances is to display options within
the main range (middle of the axis) more clearly.
I have never seen any library supporting such a layout AND the
different ranges. Maybe you have?
Best regards
Marcel
--
Dr. Marcel Minke
Head Consultant at Limesurvey-Consulting.com
<http://www.limesurvey-consulting.com>
Owner of the Limesurvey Template Shop
<http://www.limesurvey-templates.com>
Head of Support at Limesurvey <http://www.limesurvey.org>
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Andy
2017-02-22 15:39:39 UTC
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Dunno.. I'd say take any lib and reprogram the scales?

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---- Marcel Minke wrote ----
Post by Marcel Minke
Sure ;-)
...but which charting library can display it that way?
Best regards
Marcel
Post by Andy
Take distance 1-6. That line is the result of a vertical projection of
a function -x^2+my+k where distance from pt a to pt b is measured
along the curve
Sent from my Sony Xperia™ smartphone
---- Marcel Minke wrote ----
Hi experts,
There are four items and the scales range from 1 to 6. The challenge
is to have different ranges between
[1,2] and [5,6] (short distance)
[2,3] and [4,5] (medium distance)
[3,4] (long distance)
The reason for the different distances is to display options within
the main range (middle of the axis) more clearly.
I have never seen any library supporting such a layout AND the
different ranges. Maybe you have?
Best regards
Marcel
--
Dr. Marcel Minke
Head Consultant at Limesurvey-Consulting.com
<http://www.limesurvey-consulting.com>
Owner of the Limesurvey Template Shop
<http://www.limesurvey-templates.com>
Head of Support at Limesurvey <http://www.limesurvey.org>
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