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bashhike
bashhike

Reputation: 129

custom ordering in custom reduce functions in dc.js crossfilter.js

I have the following custom reduce functions

  function reduceAdd(p, v) {
  p.vol_t += v.oqt;
  p.prc_t += v.it;
  ++p.count;
  // p.average = d3.round((p.total / p.count), 2);
  return p;
}

function reduceRemove(p, v) {
  p.vol_t -= v.oqt;
  p.prc_t -= v.it;
  --p.count;
  // p.average = d3.round((p.total / p.count), 2);
  return p;
}

function reduceInitial() {
  return {
    vol_t:  0.0,
    prc_t:  0.0,
    count:  0,
  };
}

My data models is as follows:

    [{cat:'a', oqt:23.0, it: 45.0},
    {cat:'b', oqt:25.0, it: 5.0}, 
    {cat:'b', oqt:22.0, it: 25.0},
    {cat:'c', oqt:17.0, it: 35.0}]

I am trying to plot a bubble chart with dc.js with vol_t as X (keyAccessor), prc_t as Y axis (valueAccessor) and count as radiusAcessor. How do I find the max and min values across all groups. My groups are based on category 'cat' dimension.

Thanks!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 800

Answers (2)

bashhike
bashhike

Reputation: 129

Solved it by using d3.extent and passing the category group and accessor function returning volume and price.

Upvotes: 1

Ethan Jewett
Ethan Jewett

Reputation: 6010

You can define an arbitrary ordering for a group based on its value: https://github.com/crossfilter/crossfilter/wiki/API-Reference#group_order

However, if you are using a dc.js bubble chart, I don't think it is necessary to define any particular ordering. You just need to define the proper accessors.

Upvotes: 3

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