relative-grades.js.php ➔ normalize()   A
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define('IGNORE_LTI', true);
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require_once __DIR__ . '/../course/common.inc.php';
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// http://paletton.com/#uid=33s0u0koA++cP+Mj9+Yus+WMOZA
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define('TRANSPARENT', 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0)');
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define('HIGH_STROKE', '#6ed0ff'); // less light blue
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define('HIGH_FILL', TRANSPARENT);
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define('THIRD_QUARTILE_STROKE', TRANSPARENT);
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define('THIRD_QUARTILE_FILL', '#9ddffe'); // light blue
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define('MEDIAN_STROKE', '#fff'); // white
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define('MEDIAN_FILL', THIRD_QUARTILE_FILL);
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define('FIRST_QUARTILE_STROKE', TRANSPARENT);
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define('FIRST_QUARTILE_FILL', '#ffe399'); // light yellow
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define('LOW_STROKE', '#ff3f0c'); // medium red
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define('LOW_FILL', '#fff'); // white
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define('SCORE_STROKE', '#000'); // black
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define('SCORE_FILL', TRANSPARENT);
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$points = 0;
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function normalize($numerator, $denominator = false)
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{
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    global $points;
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    if ($numerator === null) {
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        return null;
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    }
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    $denominator = ($denominator !== false ? $denominator : $points);
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    $points = $denominator;
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    return ($denominator > 0 ? min(100, $numerator / $denominator * 100) : 100);
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}
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header('Content-Type: application/javascript');
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$toolbox->cache_pushKey(basename(__FILE__, '.js.php'));
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$toolbox->cache_pushKey($_REQUEST['advisee']);
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$analytics = $toolbox->cache_get('analytics');
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if ($analytics === false) {
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    exit;
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}
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?>
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Chart.defaults.global.showTooltips = false;
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Chart.defaults.global.scaleShowLabels = false;
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Chart.defaults.global.scaleBeginAtZero = true;
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<?php foreach ($analytics as $course => $analytic) : ?>
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    <?php
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    $labels = array();
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    $max_scores = array();
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    $min_scores = array();
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    $medians = array();
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    $first_quartiles = array();
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    $third_quartiles = array();
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    $scores = array();
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    foreach ($analytic as $data) {
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        // if ($data['points_possible'] > 0 && $data['max_score'] > 0) {
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            $labels[] = addslashes($data['title']);
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            $max_scores[] = normalize($data['max_score'], $data['points_possible']);
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            $min_scores[] = normalize($data['min_score']);
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            $medians[] = normalize($data['median']);
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            $first_quartiles[] = normalize($data['first_quartile']);
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            $third_quartiles[] = normalize($data['third_quartile']);
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            if (empty($data['submission'])) {
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                $scores[] = '""'; /* some assignments may not have grades */
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            } else {
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                $scores[] = normalize($data['submission']['score']);
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            }
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        // }
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    }
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    ?>
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    var data = {
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        labels: [<?= '"' . implode('", "', $labels) . '"' ?>],
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        datasets: [
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            {
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                label: "Score",
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                backgroundColor: "<?= SCORE_FILL ?>",
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                borderColor: "<?= SCORE_STROKE ?>",
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                data: [<?= implode(', ', $scores) ?>]
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            },
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            {
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                label: "Low Score",
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                backgroundColor: "<?= LOW_FILL ?>",
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                borderColor: "<?= LOW_STROKE ?>",
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                borderWidth: 1,
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                radius: 0,
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                tooltips: {enabled: false},
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                data: [<?= implode(', ', $min_scores) ?>]
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            },
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            {
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                label: "First Quartile",
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                backgroundColor: "<?= FIRST_QUARTILE_FILL ?>",
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                borderColor: "<?= FIRST_QUARTILE_STROKE ?>",
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                borderWidth: 0,
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                radius: 0,
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                tooltips: {enabled: false},
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                data: [<?= implode(', ', $first_quartiles) ?>]
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            },
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            {
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                label: "Median",
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                backgroundColor: "<?= MEDIAN_FILL ?>",
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                borderColor: "<?= MEDIAN_STROKE ?>",
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                borderWidth: 1,
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                radius: 0,
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                tooltips: {enabled: false},
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                data: [<?= implode(', ', $medians) ?>]
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            },
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            {
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                label: "Third Quartile",
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                backgroundColor: "<?= THIRD_QUARTILE_FILL ?>",
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                borderColor: "<?= THIRD_QUARTILE_STROKE ?>",
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                borderWidth: 0,
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                radius: 0,
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                tooltips: {enabled: false},
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                data: [<?= implode(', ', $third_quartiles) ?>]
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            },
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            {
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                label: "High Score",
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                backgroundColor: "<?= HIGH_FILL ?>",
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                borderColor: "<?= HIGH_STROKE ?>",
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                borderWidth: 1,
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                radius: 0,
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                tooltips: {enabled: false},
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                data: [<?= implode(', ', $max_scores) ?>]
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            }
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        ]
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    };
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    var options = {
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        pointDot: false,
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        scaleShowGridLines: false
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    };
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    // Get context with jQuery - using jQuery's .get() method.
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    var ctx = $("#course_<?= $course ?>").get(0).getContext("2d");
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    // TODO detect empty datasets and remove canvas and replace with message
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    // This will get the first returned node in the jQuery collection.
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    var chart = new Chart(ctx, {
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        type: 'line',
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        data: data,
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        options: options
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    });
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<?php endforeach; ?>
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