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You can decrease the opacity of the purple/loss. It seems like a lot of the loss areas is the same areas where there's gain. It would be nice if there was some
by derbOac 5y ago
You can decrease the opacity of the purple/loss. It seems like a lot of the loss areas is the same areas where there's gain. It would be nice if there was some estimate of "unreplaced loss" or "predicted net loss"; the purple on top of the blue is visually difficult to discriminate.