add log-linear scale type#1548
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It behaves like a log scale for powers of 10 with linear behavior in between. This helps spread out the smaller values. This can be useful for things like a heatmap view of percentile distributions.
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Yeah that one looks better. Thanks.
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It behaves like a log scale for powers of 10 with linear behavior in between. This helps spread out the smaller values. This can be useful for things like a heatmap view of percentile distributions.
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It behaves like a log scale for powers of 10 with
linear behavior in between. This helps spread out
the smaller values. This can be useful for things
like a heatmap view of percentile distributions.