{"push_id":687394519,"size":1,"distinct_size":1,"ref":"refs/heads/category_groups","head":"3e7628f7b7a63ff5136711d52492376acf671b24","before":"f133761b141856d43a96e5f6bf120478d0948777","commits":[{"sha":"3e7628f7b7a63ff5136711d52492376acf671b24","author":{"email":"165cfc430bf7ebda70828980371845c629c43df9@simst.im","name":"Benjamin Eckel"},"message":"Add some intial ideas and code for categories\n\nThis introduces the idea of 'category groups'. I am taking \"TypeText\"\nand grouping them into categories that might be interesting to look at.\n\nMore work needs to be put into thinking about this. Here are a few\nthings off the top of my head:\n\n1. Change the context from \"crime\" to \"calls for service\" since that is\nwhat it is now. If we want to make this only about crime we will need\nmore filtering and also be cognizant of the fact that these are calls\nand not necessarily \"crimes\".\n2. Decide what data should be on the map for \"All\".\n3. Decide which goes into what category group. `See categories.py`\n4. Decide what categories would be interesting to people\n5. Add visually tuned heatmap parameters for each category (for example, categories\nwith a small count should amplify the heatmap since right now you can't\nsee them well)","distinct":true,"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/bhelx/in-the-heat-of-the-night/commits/3e7628f7b7a63ff5136711d52492376acf671b24"}]}