An indicator represents a phenomenon that can be displayed on a map. It allows the user to configure how the phenomenon will be displayed. Indicator has a reference to a metric, which is a mathematical expression of the phenomenon. Indicators are further analysed in indicator drills, with whom they are paired with and displayed in a dashboard.
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standardscale has 5 segments and is generally used for any indicator, e.g. average purchase valuepositivescale has 5 segments and is generally used for positive indicators, e.g. increase of customersnegativescale has 5 segments and is generally used for negative indicators, e.g. decrease of customersinversescale has 5 segments and is the same asstandard, but the colors are flipped, it can be used to identify e.g. white spots on a mapbinaryStandardscale has 2 segments and is used the same way asstandard, but just for binary values, e.g. to indicate if there is a shop in the area, or notbinaryNegativescale has 2 segments and is used the same way asnegative, but just for binary values, e.g. to indicate if the area had a decrease of customers, or notdivergingStandardscale has 6 segments and is used for indicators that can positive and negative values, e.g. turnover value differencedivergingNegativeis used the same way asdivergingStandardscale, but the colors are flipped, it can be used to indicate e.g. competition turnover value differencedivergingWithZeroStandarddivergingWithZeroNegativedivergingWithZeroStandard,divergingWithZeroNegativescales have 5 segments, with a neutral middle segmentheat,heatmap,traffic,trafficInverse,magma,viridisscales have 5 segments
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no need to specify all 16 zoom levels - when one level is specified, the rest is computed as a result of a geometric series...
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