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As a constructor, I’d love to be able to visualize the difficulty ratings of the puzzles I have posted.
This could either be built in (I envision a histogram of number of puzzles by difficulty bin, and/or a scatter plot of number of solves vs. difficulty) — which could (in the future) lead to an interface where solvers could search by difficulty (not just select based on ski codes and auto-tags). Or it could just be allowing the export of this data (and then it'd be up to the constructor to analyze).
If interested, I can find some examples of what I envision for a visualization (likely using Seaborn, if I am correct that the code would be in python; while I am way less knowledgeable outside the python/numpy/pandas/matplotlib domain, I can Google to find stuff for sure). Thanks much for considering!
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mdirolf
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Visualize (or at least download) difficulty ratings of constructed puzzles
Include difficulty rating in aggregated constructor stats
Jun 20, 2024
I'm updating the title to narrow the scope of this issue. Any sort of vilsualization (or even just a download) would depend first on aggregating difficulty ratings into our constructor stats table.
As a constructor, I’d love to be able to visualize the difficulty ratings of the puzzles I have posted.
This could either be built in (I envision a histogram of number of puzzles by difficulty bin, and/or a scatter plot of number of solves vs. difficulty) — which could (in the future) lead to an interface where solvers could search by difficulty (not just select based on ski codes and auto-tags). Or it could just be allowing the export of this data (and then it'd be up to the constructor to analyze).
If interested, I can find some examples of what I envision for a visualization (likely using Seaborn, if I am correct that the code would be in python; while I am way less knowledgeable outside the python/numpy/pandas/matplotlib domain, I can Google to find stuff for sure). Thanks much for considering!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: