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I'm 100% in agreement. To anyone here who thinks plots with two different scales in the same direction sometimes are appropriate: Please read this. --- EDIT
by cs702 2y ago
I'm 100% in agreement.
To anyone here who thinks plots with two different scales in the same direction sometimes are appropriate:
Please read this.
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EDIT: Changed "dual axis charts" to "plots with two different scales in the same direction," which more accurately describes the OP's topic.
- Scene_Cast2 2y agoWhat about Bode plots?
- cs702 2y agoI have nothing against them. Please note, I edited my comment to change "dual axis charts" (common spreadsheet terminology) to "plots with two different scales in the same direction," which more accurately describes the plots with which the OP -- and I -- disagree.
- isidor3 2y agoPlotting the average or top percentile latency of an API on the left axis and the number of calls to that API on the right is pretty much standard practice where I work. I would argue it makes things more clear. You get to see exactly how the latency changed as the traffic does, or where more noise is visible because the traffic was low. Because both scales are using completely different units it's more difficult to confuse the two.