(Solved) : Final Activity Heatmaps Heatmap 2 Dimensional Matrix Data Difference Smallest Largest Valu Q37505597 . . .
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Final Activity: Heatmaps A heatmap is a 2-dimensional matrix of data, with the difference between the smallest and largest values encoded as an intensity of a colour, or as a smooth gradient between colours The heatmap we create will display our data with days displayed along the x-axis and weeks on the y-axis.: Days The the number of steps per day will be shown on the heatmap as the colour, or intensity of colour in each box. In the starter template that we have given to you, the code that draws the columns and rows is already written. Your job is to complete the code in workshop3_starter_template: Step 1: Identify the relevant code from the Workshop 2 example (you can refer to the slides to understand what’s going on) to load the supplied data file (ios-daily-subset.csv) and copy this into the starter template Step 2: Identify the relevant code to determine the minimum and maximum values in the “Steps (count” column in the data, and copy this into the starter template Step 3: Use the color data type and lerpColor() function to map each data point into colours on the heatmap Once you have this working, take a screenshot (see the example below) showing two things: . Your heatmap (the Processing sketch window); and . Your sketch showing the lerpcolor) code Share 3,starter,Jerp | Processing 3.5.3 6 O Jeva ▼ lerp float boxXPosition 。 (197) * boxwidth; /I Calculate the Y position of the box Float boxYPosition (1/7) boxHeight; rect (boxXPosition, boxYPosition, boxwidth, boxHeight); There are 56 rows of data Console Errors Show transcribed image text
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