V0.2.2 (Beta)
Pre-release[0.2.2] - 2022-08-10
Note for beta-testers
In the event that you receive a crash, you can restart the state of the application using Ctrl + R (on Windows/Linux) or Cmd + R (on MacOS).
Attached packages
ExploreASLJS-0.2.2.dmg
for MacOSExploreASLJS-0.2.2.Setup.exe
for Windows (no install wizard)ExploreASLJS-0.2.2 SetupWizard.exe
for Windows (with install wizard)exploreasljs_0.2.2_amd64.deb
for Debian-based Linux
Changelog
Various improvements to the logic of the Data Visualization module and Dialog-based form components.
Fixed
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Fixed a typo in calculateWorkload which caused string values to be concatenated to the numerical value of the
anticipated workload. -
Fixed a bug where multiple dialog windows could be opened for dialog-based components. A useRef was used to track
the dialog's open state to prevent this. -
Fixed a bug in Data Visualization where changing between plots did not reset all the plotting variables.
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Fixed a bug where additional hover data permitted the selection of variables that were already dedicated to X/Y axis,
causing a doubling effect to occur. This has been fixed twofold:- Variables that are already dedicated to X/Y are disabled in the "additional hover data" section.
- Selecting a variable for X/Y that is already in "additional hover data" will cause it to be removed from the latter.
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Fixed a bug in Data Visualization Swarmplot where changing the orientation field did not change said orientation.
Added
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Help sections have been added for the first two steps in the Data Visualization module. The main plotting page itself
hasn't been given any help buttons for the time being. -
The main plotting page's typography has been wrapped in a CardHeader component for a more aesthetically-pleasing look
and consistency with the previous steps.
Changed
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Removed BackgroundSuppression from Import-related schemas, as it can be automatically derived from the number of
suppressions -
Hovering over datapoints in Data Visualization now has several changes:
- Subject and session are explicitly stated in the hoverdata instead of the previous ambiguous "ID" label
- Instead of X and Y, the variable names are now explicitly stated in the hoverlabel
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Swarmplot's continuous var axis is now better scaled so that the maximum/minimum values do not appear at the edges.