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From: | Sho Sengoku |
Subject: | Re: [Bug-gnubg] temperature map updated |
Date: | Thu, 5 Jun 2003 00:31:38 -0500 |
> So - blue (cold, negative equity) ..
white (no change) .. red (hot,
> positive equity) I use a single temperature (color) scale
for two or more
positions when comparing candidate
moves for a position with
a given dice roll. Each position after move
has different
average equity, and "white" or "no change" color can be
assigned to average equity of only one of those positions.
I improvised a "2 color" version of the
"TempMap" generator
(_javascript_) so you can play with those colors:
I moved color related lines to the top
of the script, and
you can chose colors and "white" point
by changing following
lines:
HOT = 'FF0000' ; //
Hottest (Red)
MID = 'FFFFFF' ; // Average (White) ICE = '8080FF' ; // Coldest (Light Blue) function
Tx(EQ){
///// Trial
#1
///// White => Average equity after Move A // var MD = MA ///// Trial
#2
///// White => Average equity after Move B // var MD = MB ///// Trial
#3
///// White => Mean of full scale (Max + Min)/2 var MD = (Max + Min)/2; After you adjust those
parameters, reload the script in your
browser, then click [Set
example data] and [Image] for the
"Layout
3".
Personally, I don't like this "two color"
method because
it doesn't look very intuitive to me. I
have to work a bit
harder to balance out between "how wonderfully red"
and
"how terribly blue" to figure out
nature of those positions.
Sho
Sengoku
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