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Joel Bernstein updated SOLR-13107: ---------------------------------- Description: This is an umbrella ticket for creating Math Expressions for custom Apache Zeppelin Visualizations Apache Zeppelin supports a growing number of visualizations out of the box which can all be accessed using the *zplot* Math Expression. Apache Zeppelin also has support for adding Angular code to support custom visualizations. There are a number of areas of interest: 1) More advanced map visualizations. Math Expressions can cluster lat/lon points, and draw convex hulls and enclosing circles around clusters. Apache Zeppelin mapping doesn't currently support drawing circles or polygons on a map. There is an interesting post that describes using google maps inside Zeppelin: [https://community.hortonworks.com/articles/75834/using-angular-within-apache-zeppelin-to-create-cus.html.] 2) Graph visualizations. The nodes expressions can flexibly walk a graph and export nodes and edges. It would be great to be able to visual a this graph in Zeppelin. Currently the Zeppelin network visualization seems to not be robust enough to work with larger networks so a custom custom visualization may be needed. 3) Clustering visualizations. 4) 3D Visualizations, particularly Multivariate Normal Distribution plotting. was: This is an umbrella ticket for creating Math Expressions for custom Apache Zeppelin Visualizations Apache Zeppelin supports a growing number of visualizations out of the box which can all be accessed using the *zplot* Math Expression. Apache Zeppelin also has support for adding Angular code to support custom visualizations. There are a couple of areas of interest: 1) More advanced map visualizations. Math Expressions can cluster lat/lon points, and draw convex hulls and enclosing circles around clusters. Apache Zeppelin mapping doesn't currently support drawing circles or polygons on a map. There is an interesting post that describes using google maps inside Zeppelin: [https://community.hortonworks.com/articles/75834/using-angular-within-apache-zeppelin-to-create-cus.html.] 2) Graph visualizations. The nodes expressions can flexibly walk a graph and export nodes and edges. It would be great to be able to visual a this graph in Zeppelin. Currently the Zeppelin network visualization seems to not be robust enough to work with larger networks so a custom custom visualization may be needed. 3) Clustering visualizations. 4) 3D Visualizations, particularly Multivariate Normal Distribution plotting. > Math Expressions for Custom Apache Zeppelin visualizations > ----------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: SOLR-13107 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SOLR-13107 > Project: Solr > Issue Type: New Feature > Security Level: Public(Default Security Level. Issues are Public) > Reporter: Joel Bernstein > Priority: Major > > This is an umbrella ticket for creating Math Expressions for custom Apache > Zeppelin Visualizations > Apache Zeppelin supports a growing number of visualizations out of the box > which can all be accessed using the *zplot* Math Expression. > Apache Zeppelin also has support for adding Angular code to support custom > visualizations. There are a number of areas of interest: > 1) More advanced map visualizations. Math Expressions can cluster lat/lon > points, and draw convex hulls and enclosing circles around clusters. Apache > Zeppelin mapping doesn't currently support drawing circles or polygons on a > map. There is an interesting post that describes using google maps inside > Zeppelin: > [https://community.hortonworks.com/articles/75834/using-angular-within-apache-zeppelin-to-create-cus.html.] > 2) Graph visualizations. The nodes expressions can flexibly walk a graph and > export nodes and edges. It would be great to be able to visual a this graph > in Zeppelin. Currently the Zeppelin network visualization seems to not be > robust enough to work with larger networks so a custom custom visualization > may be needed. > 3) Clustering visualizations. > 4) 3D Visualizations, particularly Multivariate Normal Distribution plotting. -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v7.6.3#76005) --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@lucene.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@lucene.apache.org