Tool that can re-normalize line plots (timeseries) relative to each other in various ways about bokeh HOT 5 CLOSED

The idea is interesting... but I think it can be developed, for instance, using Bokeh inside a Flask application... I don't know if all those specific features belongs to the Bokeh... @bryevdv, what do you think about that?

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i definitely see the value, I think this is something that could go into the bokeh.charts api, it might be a timeseries plot construction widget of some sort

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Hey everybody, I'm literally wresting with the problem this was intended to
solve right now (using matplotlib).

To me, I think "renormalize this curve relative to another" (with a few
common and fairly trivial strategies like in the original post, e.g.
subtract the first value so they all "start at zero") is pretty similar to
zooming and panning, which is why I suggested it live as a Tool.

Arguably this is an "advanced" tool that isn't shown by default, but I
honestly think that anybody who works with multiple curves on a plot will
find these transformations pretty natural.

Thanks!

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On Fri, Apr 11, 2014 at 4:19 PM, Damián Avila [email protected]:

The idea is interesting... but I think it can be developed, for instance,
using Bokeh inside a Flask application... I don't know if all those
specific features belongs to the Bokeh... @bryevdvhttps://github.com/bryevdv,
what do you think about that?

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@hhuuggoo, yes I was thinking in a sort of widget too...

@jrhastings, having played (and still playing) with cointegrated models, I know you are asking for pretty natural tools in the time series analysis area... but advanced for common users.
I think the @hhuuggoo's idea has the best fit for the tools you are asking for...

Your ideas are very interesting so I make some noise to contrast ideas 😉

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I agree some of this could go in the bokeh.charts interface. I am going to close this ticket, but reference it in the bokeh.charts issue.

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