Comentarios en: How to make heat maps http://blog.corunet.com/english/how-to-make-heat-maps Diseño web Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:34:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.3 Por: Michael VanDaniker » Blog Archive » How to make heat maps in Flex http://blog.corunet.com/english/how-to-make-heat-maps#comment-25026 Sun, 06 Jul 2008 23:03:00 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/how-to-make-heat-maps#comment-25026 [...] I’ve only seen a few Flex apps that use heat maps to show clusters of data, and I’ve never come across any source code.  Corunet has a blog post detailing their server-side heat map algorithm, and I ported it to Actionscript.  I’ve continued to play around with the code since the semester ended, making it more efficient, extensible, etc., and I think it’s about time it saw the light of day. [...] […] I’ve only seen a few Flex apps that use heat maps to show clusters of data, and I’ve never come across any source code.  Corunet has a blog post detailing their server-side heat map algorithm, and I ported it to Actionscript.  I’ve continued to play around with the code since the semester ended, making it more efficient, extensible, etc., and I think it’s about time it saw the light of day. […]

]]> Por: j’Alias » Statistiques: Click et Eye Tracking http://blog.corunet.com/english/how-to-make-heat-maps#comment-9136 Thu, 05 Apr 2007 19:00:21 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/how-to-make-heat-maps#comment-9136 [...] Je connaissais GoogleAnalytics qui présentait graphiquement les click souris mais dans ces nouveaux services il y a le concept très intéressant de zone de chaleur ou HeatMap. in categories: JavaScript, Gestion de contenu / Rétrolien / Laisser un commentaire [...] […] Je connaissais GoogleAnalytics qui présentait graphiquement les click souris mais dans ces nouveaux services il y a le concept très intéressant de zone de chaleur ou HeatMap. in categories: JavaScript, Gestion de contenu / Rétrolien / Laisser un commentaire […]

]]> Por: david http://blog.corunet.com/english/how-to-make-heat-maps#comment-13 Mon, 07 Aug 2006 09:20:43 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/how-to-make-heat-maps#comment-13 Thanks, noname. Your idea is perfectly viable with this system. You would only need to change the last part of the image generation. Instead of composing both images (last step) just create a semi-transparent png and overlay it using last article's technique This way you wouldn't need to manually capture the screen. But that wouldn't be difficult to automate, anyway. Stay tuned! Thanks, noname.
Your idea is perfectly viable with this system. You would only need to change the last part of the image generation. Instead of composing both images (last step) just create a semi-transparent png and overlay it using last article’s technique

This way you wouldn’t need to manually capture the screen. But that wouldn’t be difficult to automate, anyway. Stay tuned!

]]> Por: Noname http://blog.corunet.com/english/how-to-make-heat-maps#comment-12 Mon, 07 Aug 2006 09:19:54 +0000 http://blog.corunet.com/english/how-to-make-heat-maps#comment-12 this is very nice, you are a great programmer with a good sense for visualisation\r\nthe only problem i see is the need for extra manual work for each site - grabbing the website, and i doubt it can be done by some easy script, because it would need to somehow emulate browser.\r\nThat\'s why i really like the original idea with two or more size/opacity/color/z-index images, because it do not need any programming and if the other problems mentioned before with flexible widths etc. are solved, than it is an ideal sollution, it can look like this http://blog.outer-court.com/click2/?mode=result , with better image as you use even better, close to your sollution, but with no need to make one image. result could by parsed by some ajax xml parser, where you set the div of the whole page (container in your case), and do document write div id position absolute left 0 top 0 width:100% height:100% / img blue z-index 1 position absolute left 10 top 20 img right z-index 10 position absolute left 10 top 20 this is very nice, you are a great programmer with a good sense for visualisation\r\nthe only problem i see is the need for extra manual work for each site - grabbing the website, and i doubt it can be done by some easy script, because it would need to somehow emulate browser.\r\nThat\’s why i really like the original idea with two or more size/opacity/color/z-index images, because it do not need any programming and if the other problems mentioned before with flexible widths etc. are solved, than it is an ideal sollution, it can look like this http://blog.outer-court.com/click2/?mode=result , with better image as you use even better, close to your sollution, but with no need to make one image.
result could by parsed by some ajax xml parser, where you set the div of the whole page (container in your case), and do document write div id position absolute left 0 top 0 width:100% height:100% / img blue z-index 1 position absolute left 10 top 20 img right z-index 10 position absolute left 10 top 20

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