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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This object also allows to enable the Dominance visualization in the Compare tool (
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zoom | integer |
| zoom level, for which the
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global | decimal |
| global scale value (= no marker selected) |
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selection | decimal |
| selected scale value (= when a marker is selected) | x => 0.0 |
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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breaks | array |
| array of distribution break values (integer or decimal) |
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displayIntervals | objectarray |
| specifies which scale intervals should be displayed |
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