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I don't see why that would help. Of course there is more precision in terms of decimal places around 1 than around 360. But if you use 360 each 1 represents a m
by jzwinck 10y ago
I don't see why that would help. Of course there is more precision in terms of decimal places around 1 than around 360. But if you use 360 each 1 represents a much smaller piece of the circle.
To put it another way...it's about significant digits. A float has about 7 and a double about 15. It does not matter whether you use 0 to 360 or 0 to 3.6 million...the number of digits that are meaningful remain the same.
- mirimir 10y agoFor binning data in spreadsheets for histograms etc, I typically use text() to set significant digits, and then value(). It's also good sometimes to make sure that 0 is really 0.