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bdedman
Listers,
Has anyone on this list done this, or something similar?
Suppose you have, say, the assessed value of residential property i
351 cities and towns, for each year from 1980 to 2002. It's easy t
calculate a rate of change between any two points in time for eac
community, but it's harder to get a sense of which ones were unusual i
their patterns over many data points: which ones moved up when other
moved down, which ones showed sustained growth, which ones wer
laggards and took off recently, etc.
Do you know of a tool that would help visualize that info. Say:
a) create a series of line charts for the Web for each town? So you ca
tell it which points to plot, and it churns out a Web page with 35
line charts?
b) use a pick list: you pick a town, and the line chart for that tow
is generated and displayed.
How hard is this? What's the simplest way to accomplish this?
Thanks,
Bill
Bill Dedma
Has anyone on this list done this, or something similar?
Suppose you have, say, the assessed value of residential property i
351 cities and towns, for each year from 1980 to 2002. It's easy t
calculate a rate of change between any two points in time for eac
community, but it's harder to get a sense of which ones were unusual i
their patterns over many data points: which ones moved up when other
moved down, which ones showed sustained growth, which ones wer
laggards and took off recently, etc.
Do you know of a tool that would help visualize that info. Say:
a) create a series of line charts for the Web for each town? So you ca
tell it which points to plot, and it churns out a Web page with 35
line charts?
b) use a pick list: you pick a town, and the line chart for that tow
is generated and displayed.
How hard is this? What's the simplest way to accomplish this?
Thanks,
Bill
Bill Dedma