Shows tabular data. This is integrated with other charts so clicking on a row highlights the corresponding record in a chart.

{{display type="table" height="400"}}

Image 1: Table

Displays the records, one row per record, with each cell color coded based on the field value and the specified color table.

{{display type="heatmap" type="heatmap"  height="400"  fields=""  
colorTables="temperature,blues"  
colorByMins="-90,0"  colorByMaxes="45,100"  
showIndex="false"  showValue="true"  
showBorder="true"  
cellHeight="30"  
textColor="white"}}

Image 2: Heatmap

Displays a statistical correlation of a set of fields.

{{display type="correlation" fields=""}}

Image 3: Correlation

Displays the record selected in other charts.

{{display type="text"}}

Image 4: Text Readout

Displays a summary statistics including average, min, max, number of missing, etc. There are a number of values that are shown. To turn all of them off and only set a few set the [ug::attr showDefault] to false.

{{display type="stats" loadData="false"  
showDefault="true"  
#showMin="true"  
#showMax="true"  
#showAverage="true"  
#showStd="true"  
#showPercentile="true"  
#showCount="true"  
#showTotal="true"  
#showMissing="true"  
#showUnique="true"    
#showText="true"}}

Image 5: Summary Stats

The template display displays text based on a template populated by data. There can be a headerTemplate and footerTemplate specified that are used once. The template= attribute is used to show text for each record in the data. Not all template attributes need to be specified.

{{display type="template" template="..."   //Used for each record
headerTemplate="... ${totalCount} ... ${selectedCount}"  //used at the beginning
footerTemplate="... ${totalCount} ... ${selectedCount}"  //used at the end
selectField="field name to get the value to select on"  //specify a field to select on
select="max|min|<|>|=|>=|>=|contains"   //specify an operator
selectValue="some value"   //and a value
emptyMessage=""   //Message to show if nothing meets the selection criteria}}

The Dot plot requires a string value field and a numeric field. It uses the string values as the Y-axis and shows the value field along the X-axis.

{{display type="dotplot" fields="race,years_decimal" 
xAxisTitle="Age"  
marginLeft="200" 
width="100%" height="300"}}

Image 6: Dot Plot

Displays flow data. The point data needs to have 2 string fields (the from and to) and a numeric value field. If [ug::attr doCategories] is set to true then the display requires 2 string fields and a count of the unique pair values of the strings are used for the values.

{{display type="sankey" doCategories="true|false"
height="400"  
#fields=""}}

Example

Image 7: Sankey

Shows a word or tag cloud of the text fields of point data. When the user clicks on a word the data that matches the word value is shown in a table. The tableFields attribute define what fields to show in the table. If combined=true then all of the selected fields are shown in one word cloud.

{{display type="wordcloud" fields="sex,race"  
tableFields="rank,name,years,birth_place,sex,race" 
combined="true|false"}}

Example

Image 8: Word Cloud

This creates a tree of the selected fields. Each row in the data is essentially converted to a "sentence", the words of which are then displayed in tree form. If a field is numeric then the data is subvidided by the numbero of buckets (the default is 10) and the "word" is the bucket range. This can be overridden with the [ug::attr numBuckets] attribute. For a specific field append the field ID to the attribute. The bucket ranges can be specified with the [ug::attr buckets] attribute. The text label to use can be specified with the [ug::attr bucketLabels] attribute. The [ug::attr treeRoot] attribute is the text used to start the tree.

{{display type="wordtree" treeRoot="People"
fields="years,sex,race,name" 

numBuckets="number of buckets to use for all numeric fields"
numBuckets.<field id>="number of buckets to use for a specific field"

buckets="100,110,115,120,130" 
bucketLabels="Young,Middle,Old,Really old" 
Or:
buckets.<field id>="100,110,115,120,130" 
bucketLabels.<field id>="Young,Middle,Old,Really old" 

height="800px" 
chartWidth="900"}}

Example

Image 9: Word Tree

Data that has 2 date fields can be shown in a timeline. If [ug::attr showLabel] is true then text is shown inline in the timeline bars. The fields that are shown are specified with the [ug::attr labelFields] attribute. The [ug::attr labelFieldsTemplate] attribute defines how the label is shown.

{{display type="timelinechart" fields="rank,born,died" 
width="100%"  height="800"   
showLabel="true" 
labelFieldsTemplate="{name}  Age: {years}  Birth Place: {birth_place}  Race: {race}"
labelFields="name,race,birth_place,years"}}

Example

Image 10: Timeline