Testing Page Finished! (without csvs…) HTML Form Bug Fixes:

Sup guys, here is what I have been up to…

Testing Page:

Oh man this was pretty hard. I actually had writers block but for code. I just couldn’t think of a solution. I just sat there trying to think of how to implement the system. With enough brute force however and some breaks, I did manage to get it working.

What is it?

This page allows the user to run scientific tests. These tests include Linear Regressions, ANOVAS, and T-Tests. Linear Regressions look for a relationship between variables. ANOVAS and T-tests determine if there a difference between groups of data (single variable).

Functionality:

The form will ask the user to choose a test, station, variable, unit, and time range, as well as test-specific inputs to run a test. Once the user submits the test, it will either return a graphical result (for the Linear Regression) or stats of the T-Test or ANOVA. The Tests will only make groups depending on the same time frame but different stations. (I only decided to do one for simplicity) This all works but I need to create the ability to download the csv of the data used for the tests.

General Inputs:

• Test Type (T-test, ANOVA, Linear Regression)
• Range Type: (Relative or Date)
  • Last ___ (hours, months, etc)
  • Start and end date
• Units (Imperial or metric)

Test Specific Inputs:

When a test is chosen, test-specific inputs appear. (this happens for other forms such as graphing and analysis pages. I just forgot to mention it) The appeared inputs are then required (like the other default inputs like time, etc) but when a different test is choosen the required inputs are updated with the new ones. These include:

Linear Regression:

• Station
• X Variable
• Y Variable
• Regression

T-Test:

• Outcome Variable
• Station A
• Station B

ANOVAS:

• Outcome Variable
• Station A
• Station B
• Station C

HTML Form Fixes:

I went through all of the Forms that have inputs that switch and make them work nicely with the backend. I make inputs that switch be required and seen at the right time.