Solutions to "Just KNIME It!" Challenge 19 - Season 3

:wave: Hello, folks! We just published a new Just KNIME It! challenge on Formula 1! :racing_car: :racing_car:

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Here is the challenge. Let’s use this thread to post our solutions to it, which should be uploaded to your public KNIME Hub spaces with tag JKISeason3-19 .

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Hi @alinebessa , :wave: :slightly_smiling_face:

this afternoon Jakarta time, I’ve uploaded my solution for the #JKISeason3-19 challenge! You’ll be able to see both Historical Team Performance and Driver Position Changes throughout the thrilling 2021 season. :racing_car::bar_chart:

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Hi, this is my solution for this nice challenge.

I used moving aggregator on points for drivers and constructors.
For me the real challenge was making views dynamic to the selected season.

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Here’s my solution. Shows cumulative constructor and driver points at any point in the season.

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Check out my solution here:

I’ve created racing bar charts using e-charts to visualize the round results. I analyzed and visualized the points by driver, constructor, and nation. Even though I’m not an F1 fan, I found myself on the edge of my seat—the difference and race of the columns between Verstappen and Hamilton was intense! :sweat_smile:

These e-charts are game-changers for visualizations—extremely powerful and helpful, you can do nearly anything with them

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Amazing visualization :clap: :clap: :clap:

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Brilliant! Kudos to you.

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The visualization is pretty impressive. Great job :slight_smile: .

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Hi all,
Here is my solution.
I also created bar race charts. The charts are color-coded by constructor, and the drivers’ and constructors’ charts move in sync with the same round timing. You can compare each of them while watching. I was interested, so I made it possible to select years other than 2021.


(The movie I posted is about 3.5x faster.)

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Hi all,
Here is my solution.

I made dashboard with bump chart.


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Find herewith my submission : Not so dynamic though…

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This is a seriously clunky solution to animation. Would be grateful if anyone knows how to make the loop run and display the images in the same way when in a component.

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Hi @alinebessa,
I found the link to “this challenge thread” is incorrect. It links to Challenge 2 - Season 3. Please check it. :slightly_smiling_face:
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I did the animation inside of the Generic Echarts view node.

I’m not sure you thought about that (“display the images in the same way when in a component”), but I hope it helps.

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Here’s my solution - also went for my favourite visualization: Rank bump chart :-).

Tried to get it to animate, however it only seems to animate the “circles” and not the lines…

Anyways - please with how it looks :slight_smile:

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I had tried to do the animation within echarts using K-AI - very unsuccessfully.
Thanks for your solution!

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:wave: Hi, everybody! :wave:

:exploding_head: Wow! The cool thing about having an easy challenge is seeing how you all focus on the details – amazing visualizations, folks! :heart_eyes:

:pushpin: Here’s our dynamically animated solution. We used the Animated Bar Chart component here, but using the Generic Echarts View node is truly an excellent idea.

:movie_camera: See you all tomorrow for a cinematic challenge!

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