Add chord diagram visualization capability to Important passages
MJ. Smith
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This suggestion is much more powerful if https://feedback.faithlife.com/boards/logos-desktop-app/posts/references-in-important-passages is done to make the verse under study more specific. It would also be enhanced by https://feedback.faithlife.com/boards/logos-desktop-app/posts/add-parallel-pericopes-to-important-passages which would add parallel pericopes to the dataset and https://feedback.faithlife.com/boards/logos-desktop-app/posts/add-shared-liturgical-service-in-important-passages which would add liturgical juxtaposition to the dataset. One might consider parallel passages as the type as well.
The chord diagram in the Bible Book Explorer has been well received. This same visualization would also work very well for the Important verse - with the color of the line indicating the type. Ideally the width of the line would indicate the number of occurrence (rank) but I believe that to be impractical. There would need to be a limit on the number of verses entered - both to be visually readable and to run smoothly on smaller or older machines. But the ability to see quickly the types of references and the distribution across Biblical books would be fantastic.
The chord diagram in the Bible Book Explorer has been well received. This same visualization would also work very well for the Important verse - with the color of the line indicating the type. Ideally the width of the line would indicate the number of occurrence (rank) but I believe that to be impractical. There would need to be a limit on the number of verses entered - both to be visually readable and to run smoothly on smaller or older machines. But the ability to see quickly the types of references and the distribution across Biblical books would be fantastic.
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