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I thought the same thing. More than anything, having the data in a table without a basic time series graph makes it harder to visualize the impact (for me).
by jasonshaev 7y ago
I thought the same thing. More than anything, having the data in a table without a basic time series graph makes it harder to visualize the impact (for me).
- jcranmer 7y agoThe use of saturation of the background of the cell to indicate the severity makes it a combination of heatmap and table. Given the number of series in the data, this is actually probably a superior view of the data than trying to plot all the time series in a single line graph (it's dangerous to push beyond 6, IMHO), or devoting a single line graph to each comparison point. Tables are a vastly underrated means of conveying data.