Using huge data Annotated Time Line loading time is too slow

[baba]

Hello ,

Greetings for the day

I am using visualization annotation time line in my
project , but this is not working as it has huge data(20000 records)
and application does not working in IE 6 , 7, 8 also taking too much
time to load data in other browser i.e. mozilla , crome .
please help me how to improve data loading performance
of annotated time line in all browser

thnx in advance
baba

[Viz Kid]

Hi.

The annotated timeline indeed has latency issues when the number of records is very high. As a first step you can verify what takes the majority of the time - fetching the data or rendering the visualization.

You can also consider using broader granularity for the data. For example, if currently you have a record for each hour, maybe having a record for each day would suffice and then the number of records would decrease significantly.

Best,

  Viz Kid

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[baba]

Hi.

thanks for reply ,

I am manipulating all data on server side after that I am writing to
the client side. that take too much time , I need a help about how to
get all data client side and manipulate on client side then show in
annotation time line.

please help me

thnx in advance
baba

On Dec 31, 4:29 pm, Viz Kid <viz...@google.com> wrote:
> Hi.
>
> The annotated timeline indeed has latency issues when the number of records
> is very high. As a first step you can verify what takes the majority of the
> time - fetching the data or rendering the visualization.
>
> You can also consider using broader granularity for the data. For example,
> if currently you have a record for each hour, maybe having a record for each
> day would suffice and then the number of records would decrease
> significantly.
>
> Best,
>   Viz Kid
>

> On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 1:07 PM, baba <babaso.m...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hello ,
>
> > Greetings for the day
>
> >                I am using visualization annotation time line in my
> > project , but this is not working as it has huge data(20000 records)
> > and application does not working in IE 6 , 7, 8 also taking too much
> > time to load data in other browser i.e. mozilla , crome .
> >              please help me how to improve data loading performance
> > of annotated time line in all browser
>
> > thnx in advance
> > baba
>
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[Viz Kid]

Hi Baba.

You need to view what is the best option for you. Manipulating the data in the server sounds like the best option indeed. You can view our documentation and protocols to see if there is something which can help you. Other than that, if the data is indeed big, it takes time to push it to the client side and the annotated time line can only handle data tables of some size.

Best,

  Viz Kid

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[baba]

Hello ,

what is the use of "displayRangeSelector" in Visualization Annotated
Time Line? Suppose I have 7 lines chart in annotation time line,
suppose "displayRangeSelector" is true then please tell which one line
show on bottom of the chart.

On Dec 31 2009, 5:51 pm, Viz Kid <viz...@google.com> wrote:
> Hi Baba.
>
> You need to view what is the best option for you. Manipulating the data in
> the server sounds like the best option indeed. You can view our
> documentation and protocols to see if there is something which can help you.
> Other than that, if the data is indeed big, it takes time to push it to the
> client side and the annotated time line can only handle data tables of some
> size.
>
> Best,
>   Viz Kid
>

> > <google-visualization-api%2Bunsu...@googlegroups.com<google-visualization-api%252Buns...@googlegroups.com>

[McMurray, Paul (CDC/CCHIS/NCPHI)]

Below are the 2 dataMode Google GeoMap allows. If there a way to mix
the dataModes on the same GeoMap.

dataMode string 'regions' How to display values on the map. Two values
are supported:

regions - Colors a whole region with the appropriate color. This option
cannot be used with latitude/longitude addresses. See Regions Example.
markers - Displays a dot over a region, with the color and size
indicating the value. See Markers Example.

Paul C. McMurray, MDS
Associate Fellow - SAS Programmer/Statistical Analyst
Division of Emergency Preparedness and Response
National Center for Public Health Informatics/CoCHIS/CDC
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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[Viz Kid]

Hi.

The functionality of each option is described in the documentation. You can also easily try to play with the visualizations at the playground: http://code.google.com/apis/ajax/playground/#annotated_time_line to see how each parameter effects the chart.

As for your question. Setting this flag to false completely remove the bottom part of the chart. By default, this flag is set to true and then the first serie is displayed in the bottom part of the chart.

Best,

  Viz Kid

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[nav indian]

Hi 

Is there any performance statistics for line chart.

Number of Charts :1

Series per chart:4

Points per Series:4000

Can you tell me how much it takes to load this?

Thanks

Navindian

navi...@gmail.com