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Bar Chart (Histogram)

Practical representation for time series data

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Last updated 3 months ago

As line chart, bar chart is also very common way of representing time domain series data.

It is helpful to see difference between different data sets and can support unlimited asset and their fields with two Y axis on time domain.

Bar chart also have data parsing algorithm options in addition to data interval option for data manipulation.

However, users can also publish data directly without any data manipulation like in line chart.

Data can be analyzed with 4 different time interval option which are hourly, daily, weekly and monthly.(Interaction Period)

Data parsing configuration also provides 3 algorithm option to parse the data for every data time interval option selected.

These are:

-Average: Takes arithmetic average of all data falls in selected time interval.

-Percentage: Rational difference between first data and last data in selected time lapse.It is used to understand change as ratio in time lapse. Can be used for consumption or counting analysis.

-Differential: Nominal difference between first and last data in selected time lapse. Can be used to understand extreme changes.

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