Add a real entity frequency graph #48
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Divide the entity appearances into time intervals (based on the overall interval scope) and render a graph of lines corresponding to each entity. When an entity is activated, activate its corresponding line, and vice versa. (Hover-highlighting of graph lines is currently disabled.) It also improves the layout to better accomodate the graph, espcially at smaller viewport sizes. This version is slow and not as interactive as I’d like, and the tick interval calculation method is very simplistic and needs improving. Affects #33
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Hi, cool project! This year I've found myself wishing I had easy access to full transcripts of congressional hearings and speeches, realistically via scraping and parsing some closed captioning feed somewhere (c-span). (I want to be able to search, skim, and also automatically clean, typeset and markup the transcripts so they are easy to share on social media in normal page-sized screenshots.) I found this interesting project and tried to fire 'er up on a lark. I got it working in my fork on my local macbook, although I had to change minor versions of a few deps to make it all work with older node (11 lts) Also merged in this PR from that introduced the experimental graph rendering and took a quick shot at fixing missing Just wanted to say I found value in your project and provide a link to my usage. Thanks again! (also implemented really bad polling w/ apollo
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@100ideas that is amazing! Really glad it was useful -- as far as caption streams you may also be interested in the (currently in progress) TV Kitchen. It's still in development and will be more useful once I have set up some actual caption streams that are easy to plug into, but just in case you find it worth a follow. Also, I should merge in this PR... |
Divide the entity appearances into time intervals (based on the overall interval scope) and render a graph of lines corresponding to each entity. When an entity is activated, activate its corresponding line, and vice versa. (Hover-highlighting of graph lines is currently disabled.)
It also improves the layout to better accommodate the graph, especially at smaller viewport sizes.
This version is slow and not as interactive as I’d like, and the tick interval calculation method is very simplistic and needs improving.
Affects #33