New diffusion stats

[Nerzhul]

I'd like to point you to the latest new feature - have a look at the redesigned diffusion stats which replace the slightly outdated graph images.

The focus of this section no longer lies on the central question "Is the distribution equal in every Euro country?" (answer: no, probably never will). Instead we're now interactively visualizing the huge database of EBT so it's easier to notice trends and patterns.

The new charts allow you to drill down into the EBT data by countrycode and filter the data by denomination. With the right filter combinations you can spot some interesting trends, e.g. new printers, printer plates or entry patterns.

E.g. have a look at German (X) 10 Euro notes. You can watch the new E/X notes being currently introduced, but also see how the old R/X notes (printer plates R001-R007) have consequently been removed from circulation in 2008 and 2009.

[klapotec]

great new feature!

unavoidable nitpick:
small typo - Slowenia should be Slovenia; probably the reason why it's not translated correctly either

[Crazy Bob]

On the whole, it looks great!

Some points:

In the Dutch language version it also says "Slowenia". Should be "Slovenië". And there are some more grammatical errors in the Dutch version.

And why do I only get to see January 2002, or - if I'm lucky - September 2011. Is it possible to select a month myself, or do I just have to see what the system deems interesting for me?

Oh yeah, another nitpick: how to select a country from the pie chart when a percentage is really small?

[jack_isidore]

great feature

thank you very much

[XS_Martijn]

I already noticed the new graphs, but I was unaware of the fact that the pie-chart was clickable.

Now that I know it is, you are my hero.

EDIT:
Would it be possible to make the strings of the countries in the pie-chart clickable as well? It's impossible to select countries with a small percentage right now

[Ord€p]

Nice feature. Congratulations.

[klapotec]

it seems the nice new stats had a not very nice side effect:

in the support edit multiple notes and edit note dataforms and the correct note data form, the value selection field does not display any values anymore - which leads to the 2 of those forms being unusable, as you have to enter a value to continue (you can still select multiple notes in the first form of course, but not by value)

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[Jes]

Wow !!! It looks so cool!

[Nerzhul]

Fixed Slowenia (I guess I was thinking in German ) and the bugs mentioned by klapotec.

Right now I can't make the country names clickable. We're using a third party framework (Highcharts) to generate the graphs and it's pretty tricky fiddling around in that code (I already fixed some of their bugs ).

[Ord€p]

What happened to the note's table?

EDIT: Problem resolved. Thanks.

[JHN-TX]

Looks great
Very visual (that is how I like to learn things) ,you pick up the information much faster.
I know that pie charts are visual
But,
It is great to see pie chart change as you move cursor along histogram and that you can do this for each denomination.
It is like you own animation.That is what I mean by very visual.

More stats.
After 768 days ,on my country of origin chart the K/T notes have finally overtaken the X notes
due mainly to the K007/T

[Ewri]

great feature. Thanks Nerzhul & the developement team.

[sen-chuan]

It's fantastic! Great idea indeed! Thank you for your useful work !

[bhoeyb]

Excellent job!!
It looks like Germany had imported used Belgian during 2/2005 and 3/2006. Interesting.

[chrishos04]

Thank you for this great tool. It's very, very useful and it looks so cool.

But I think there could be a small bug. In my holiday on Crete in May '11 I got an exotic G/Y note from an ATM. Unfortunately it doesn't show up in the greek graph on printer codes. It's not that important for me personally but it could perhaps show a major problem.