Stats Graphs

Post by **caughtatwork** » 25 August 05 10:40 pm

http://www.caughtatwork.net/geocaching/graphs/index.php

Woohoo! Graphs for everyone.

1st time around, it will give you general graphs for cachers, finders, hiders and state. If you want to squiz at a particular cacher then enter their name and hit the go button. See whether it's close

There's some strange things in the logs. Looks like the old log import wiz has made a few booboos with some logs. I have a find on a webcam but the log type is a space. Hmmm. So when I include a space as a find I get an additional space log (which is actually a DNF) on another cache. But the log has space not D.

Still, close enough for now.

energizer61 · Post by **energizer61** » 25 August 05 10:52 pm

thats very impressive

two thumbs up from me, very nice work....

Post by **caughtatwork** » 27 August 05 10:03 pm

New personal and national (Oz and NZ) graphs available.

http://www.caughtatwork.net/geocaching/graphs/index.php

Any other suggestions?

Post by **CraigRat** » 27 August 05 11:06 pm

caughtatwork wrote:http://www.caughtatwork.net/geocaching/graphs/index.php

Woohoo! Graphs for everyone.

Magic, sheer magic!

Heres a suggestion: a pie graph for finds by cache type....

Postman Pat · Post by **Postman Pat** » 27 August 05 11:59 pm

looking at the nice graphs Seems everyone gets out and about in winter to find caches

when I showed my wife she said I wonder why? I thought that it might be cooler so long walks won't be as tiring or as hard work any other thoughts? just out of curiosity. Although january was a close second on the monthly graph (school Holidays?at a guess)

Post by **caughtatwork** » 28 August 05 12:03 am

Don't have cache type in the extracts yet, but let me look into how to make a pie chart. Shouldn't be too hard.

The Garner Family · Post by **The Garner Family** » 28 August 05 12:24 am

caughtatwork wrote:http://www.caughtatwork.net/geocaching/graphs/index.php

Woohoo! Graphs for everyone.

That is fantastic! Great work!

ideology · Post by **ideology** » 28 August 05 7:07 am

great stuff! we'd better pull our finger out and put more fields in the statpack!

setsujoku · Post by **setsujoku** » 28 August 05 11:51 am

It's interesting to see that more caches are found in winter in australia than any other season. I would have expected winter to have the lowest amount of finds!!!
I guess that there are less muggles around in winter though

Post by **caughtatwork** » 28 August 05 10:16 pm

CraigRat wrote:
caughtatwork wrote:http://www.caughtatwork.net/geocaching/graphs/index.php

Woohoo! Graphs for everyone.
Magic, sheer magic!

Heres a suggestion: a pie graph for finds by cache type....

Command and thou shall be obeyed (but not necessarily every time).
When you get to the cacher page (by putting in your caching name) there's a new graph at the bottom as you requested.
Not sure on the colors. I'm color challenged

Post by **caughtatwork** » 28 August 05 10:32 pm

One more graph: Finds by Terrain / Difficulty.
This should show you just exactly how lazy you are

Mine's pretty pathetic

Facitman · Post by **Facitman** » 28 August 05 10:35 pm

Well, c@w if you're taking requests...
 
How about a graph of active cachers by month. It would be nice to know how many teams are enjoying our game and how this number has grown over the last couple of years! I was mucking around with the stats data this afternoon trying to sort this out but you obviously have this data totally under control

. My thoughts, a count of the unique cacher names with at least one find in a given month. I was dropping off locationless as these skew the local numbers (and as you know I only feel happy when I find plastic

). I think there's almost 1000 cachers active in Australia at the moment! Graphs for Aus and each state would be nice

BTW, I like the pie but not "Traditional" colour, olive??

alpha993 · Post by **alpha993** » 28 August 05 10:36 pm

pie chart looks great - thanks CAW

one suggestion - can you sort the data in descending order prior to plotting the chart? this would order the pie slices and presumably the legend

alpha993 · Post by **alpha993** » 28 August 05 10:39 pm

caughtatwork wrote:One more graph: Finds by Terrain / Difficulty.
This should show you just exactly how lazy you are
Mine's pretty pathetic

no sooner do I see another great piece of work and reply to the forum, on the refresh CAW has added another plot of terrain/difficulty. is there no end to your creative genius

BTW - my terrain/difficulty plot is also pretty pathetic - at least now I can see what to aim for

Geof · Post by **Geof** » 28 August 05 10:41 pm

Cool stuff.

Looks like we in Vic are the cache finding mad state

What about a difficulty & terrain highest finders & placers for each rating on the main page.

Eg person with the most level 1 caches
person with the most level 2 caches etc etc