I'm using flot to display infrared spectra in a substance database, with ajax used to call more detailed data as required (original datafile has ~15 000 data points!) An example is here http://www.churchard.co.uk/flot
I use Flot from both perl and ruby. Most uses are for internal rate tracking of long running activities at AboutUs?. Our users are very grateful to have date/time notation on our graphs now. Many thanks. -- Ward
It's a Rails site, and the information is pulled dynamically through Ajax. Additional information about a data point is displayed when hovering over it.
We are now using flot as part of a reliability engineering effort at AboutUs?. Features we find useful include: missing data, hyper-linked legends, day/night shading and area-filled lines. Here is a sample of stuff we look at every day:
For more up to the moment reliability data we added a smoothing parameter to line using a first-order filter like described on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-pass_filter#Digital_simulation. We use the filtered line like a trend line while plotting points at the actual data points. Here is what this looks like:
Has anyone been able to figure out how to print these charts? They look fantastic on screen but it's not much use to me if I can't print them out. Any ideas?
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maybe create date?
http://beta.itunesregistry.com (and eventually the non-beta, when i get done)
The AEGIS Sed Explorer page at http://aegis.ucolick.org/products/MTR/explore.html got javascript error when viewed in IE 7.
As my first introduction to Flot i recently used Flot for http://www.nuernberg-eisbaer.de/ to display the Growth of a Baby Polar Bear in Days.
Hello,
i'm using Flot for http://usa2008.politiques.info/ in this pages: http://usa2008.politiques.info/democrat-evolution/ http://usa2008.politiques.info/republican-evolution/ http://usa2008.politiques.info/democrats-vs-republicans/
I find this library really cool.
I wrote a flot plugin for TurboGears?, called TurboFlot? (http://pypi.python.org/pypi/TurboFlot), which I use to generate metrics for Fedora's update system (https://admin.fedoraproject.org/updates/metrics/).
I'm using flot to display infrared spectra in a substance database, with ajax used to call more detailed data as required (original datafile has ~15 000 data points!) An example is here http://www.churchard.co.uk/flot
I use Flot from both perl and ruby. Most uses are for internal rate tracking of long running activities at AboutUs?. Our users are very grateful to have date/time notation on our graphs now. Many thanks. -- Ward
I'm using flot to display stock information at http://tusacciones.com/prestadas
It's a Rails site, and the information is pulled dynamically through Ajax. Additional information about a data point is displayed when hovering over it.
we are using flot in http://zparks.lv/ for product price change graphs
We are now using flot as part of a reliability engineering effort at AboutUs?. Features we find useful include: missing data, hyper-linked legends, day/night shading and area-filled lines. Here is a sample of stuff we look at every day:
For more up to the moment reliability data we added a smoothing parameter to line using a first-order filter like described on http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-pass_filter#Digital_simulation. We use the filtered line like a trend line while plotting points at the actual data points. Here is what this looks like:
Has anyone been able to figure out how to print these charts? They look fantastic on screen but it's not much use to me if I can't print them out. Any ideas?