Show plot inside original tree cells

[shaunlebron]

I realized when designing the page that it would present more powerfully if we can start by showing only the root tree node and its 64 cells, then transition to showing the data it represents—by growing the height of the cells to accommodate plotting its mean/min/max inside its cells.

This would unify these views:

It seems to be a good principle to show the data together. This would also simplify the display and code a bit so I can move a bit faster.

[shaunlebron]

before padding with adjacent points:

after padding with adjacent points:

[shaunlebron]

added count aggregate so bottom level is only raw points:

[shaunlebron]

small steps we can take toward

• draw grid lines on plot
• draw all cell boxes
• draw dots on count=1 points, or when midRes (scaled based on midRes)
• show midRes plot overlayed with fullRes plot

[shaunlebron]

putting plots inside the tree cells did not look good. so I settled on bounding boxes to draw the bridge between the tree and the plots.

bounding boxes are drawn to show min/max, which clarifies how mid-resolution cells summarize all the full-resolution cells they contain:

the transition from normal tree node to plots will be shown on our web page: