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Add posibility to show any set of attributes in the tooltip of a visualization
yzan
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The interactive plots (like scatter plot) should have the ability to show any set of attributes in the tooltip. Currently, only the the plot defining attributes (like x and y coordinates) are displayed in the tooltip. That's limiting.
Example use case: I want to identify outliers from the scatter plot based on the x and y coordinates and write down their id (and possibly inspect some other feature values beyond the axis coordinates).
Proposed solution: Add a multi-select box "Tooltip" to the plot UI like you have for "Value columns". The multi-select box would allow you to add additional attributes into the tooltips. The final set of the attributes displayed in the tooltips would be a union of the user selected attributes and the graph defining attributes (the user may wish to "permanently" display some attributes in the tooltips regardless of the axis definition).
Bonus point: Include the id attribute (attribute with role=="id") in the tooltip by default. And make it the first line in the tooltip (it would essentially make a header of the tooltip).
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This would certainly help exploring data. May I ask what would you do/expect when aggregations are used?
Regards,
Marco