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linear scale in heatmap renders very light heatmap #57

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mrjones-plip opened this issue Jan 23, 2017 · 3 comments
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linear scale in heatmap renders very light heatmap #57

mrjones-plip opened this issue Jan 23, 2017 · 3 comments
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mrjones-plip commented Jan 23, 2017

when you change weightByAttributeScale to linear instead of log the resulting map is so light as to almost be useless.

steps to reproduce:

  1. change examples/heatmap.html maptable project to have weightByAttributeScale = 'linear'
  2. load up examples/heatmap.html in a browser

expected: map renders heatmap with a linear fall off
actual: map renders heatmap with an almost imperceptible amount of color on the heatmap

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oh yeah! This may be working as designed and it just needs larger initial values. We're using it on this map for reference https://office.pch.net/ixpdir-maptable/heatmap.html

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melalj commented Mar 3, 2017

@Ths2-9Y-LqJt6 Can you close this issue then?

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ok, so when testing this on master after merging #56 to master that changing weightByAttributeScale still has imperceptible affects. even tweaking the function in weightByAttribute didn't really change the affect. So, while I said this may not be an issue, I still think it is.

my test set up was ./examples/heatmap.html

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