Harmonized Data - Revision history

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 === Date Handling ===

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−	~~As you bring data into dataZoa, it is~~ <i>~~harmonized~~</i> ~~(or~~ "~~normalized~~"~~) so that any~~ series ~~can work with any other. All the original series documentation is preserved as the dates and values~~ are ~~loaded into an idealized time series. This~~ automatically ~~handles the specific nuances of time series data~~, eliminating the "data drudgery"; cleaning, aligning, pasting, re-typing and such.	+	<table>
		+	<tr>
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		+	<div class="Gdib" style="max-width: 20em;">
		+	dataZoa series are automatically <i>harmonized</i>, gracefully blending:
		+	<ul>
		+	<li>Source sites</li>
		+	<li>Frequencies</li>
		+	<li>Date formats</li>
		+	<li>Missing values</li>
		+	</ul>
		+	and eliminating the "data drudgery"; cleaning, aligning, pasting, re-typing and such.
		+	</div>
		+	</td>
		+	<td>
		+	<div class="imgWholeWrap1"><div class="imgWhole " data-guts="{ url: '/img/BannerMontage.png', title: 'Hundreds of authoritative sources', xtraStyle: ' min-height: 300px; min-width: 650px;' }"></div></div></td>
		+	</tr>
		+	</table>

	=== Date Handling ===		=== Date Handling ===

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:56, 3 February 2017
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−	As you bring data into dataZoa, it is <i>harmonized</i> (or "normalized") so that any series can work with any other. ~~While we preserve all~~ the original series documentation~~, we load~~ the dates and values into an idealized time series. This automatically handles the specific nuances of time series data, ~~elimination~~ the "data drudgery"; cleaning, aligning, pasting, re-typing and such.	+	As you bring data into dataZoa, it is <i>harmonized</i> (or "normalized") so that any series can work with any other. All the original series documentation is preserved as the dates and values are loaded into an idealized time series. This automatically handles the specific nuances of time series data, eliminating the "data drudgery"; cleaning, aligning, pasting, re-typing and such.

	=== Date Handling ===		=== Date Handling ===

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 ==== Gaps ====
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-dataZoa handles data gaps automatically and gracefully for all regular periodicities.  If you want to prevent the natural implicit behaviors in calculations, charts, etc., you can use the "Irregular" periodicity.  If you want customized treatments of gaps, such as "carry forward" you can use the [[ComputeCloud]].
+dataZoa handles data gaps automatically and gracefully for all regular periodicities.  If you want to prevent the natural implicit behaviors in calculations, charts, etc., you can use the "Irregular" periodicity.  If you want customized treatments of gaps, such as "carry forward" you can use the [[About_the_ComputeCloud|ComputeCloud]].
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	When specific formats are required for [[Displays\|displays]], options are generally available to control formatting at the display, row, column, and cell level, as appropriate.		When specific formats are required for [[Displays\|displays]], options are generally available to control formatting at the display, row, column, and cell level, as appropriate.
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		+	[[Category:Definitions]]

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 ===== Outputs =====
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-Dates are formatted using a "human friendly" method appropriate to the periodicity of the data.
+Dates are formatted using a "human friendly" method appropriate to the periodicity of the data.  Depending on how they are being used, they may show in either compact or more verbose formatting.
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