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@khadijakhaldi yes, https://github.com/EtienneCmb/visbrain
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did you find an alternative solution for this ?
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we never supported this feature primarily because it's cumbersome to fit >3 series on a plot if each of the 3 series has very different scales. For example:
- series_a has numbers from 0-1
- series_b has numbers from 0-100
- series_c has numbers from 1000-2000
With 2 series, we can pretty simply do a secondary y axis. Tertiary y axes etc. are possible, but we haven't built that yet. Maybe someone here wants to take that on?
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Thanks @daterdots for the reply! This feature will be useful in applications like anomaly detection in case we have multiple sensors. We need to visualize the state of each sensor at the same timestamp to annotate the anomalies.
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we never supported this feature primarily because it's cumbersome to fit >3 series on a plot if each of the 3 series has very different scales. For example:
- series_a has numbers from 0-1
- series_b has numbers from 0-100
- series_c has numbers from 1000-2000
With 2 series, we can pretty simply do a secondary y axis. Tertiary y axes etc. are possible, but we haven't built that yet. Maybe someone here wants to take that on?
why not make each channel have its own amplitude in the tool?
Thanks @daterdots for the reply! This feature will be useful in applications like anomaly detection in case we have multiple sensors. We need to visualize the state of each sensor at the same timestamp to annotate the anomalies.
we had same challenge, with visbrain we plot total 10 channels from 3 sensors with no problem.
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@uselessgames the documentation of visbrain http://visbrain.org/ seems not to work, not sure how I can annotate the data !
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