Tweak labels on spectral density page

[dthaler]

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• Documentation
  • Updated chart labels to more accurately reflect the data representation
  • Refined terminology for spectral density visualization

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Walkthrough

The pull request involves updating the labels in the Chart.js configuration within the SpectralDensity.cshtml file. The changes modify two dataset labels, renaming 'Max Silence Magnitude' to 'Max Noise Magnitude' and 'Min Noise Magnitude' to 'Min Signal Magnitude'. These label modifications suggest a semantic refinement in the terminology used to describe the visualized data, potentially reflecting a more precise representation of the underlying audio analysis.

Changes

File	Change Summary
OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/SpectralDensity.cshtml	Updated Chart.js dataset labels: - 'Max Silence Magnitude' → 'Max Noise Magnitude' - 'Min Noise Magnitude' → 'Min Signal Magnitude'

Possibly related PRs

• Show max silence and min signal lines #238: Introduced MaxSilenceMagnitude and MinNoiseMagnitude properties in the FrequencyInfo class, directly related to the label changes in the spectral density visualization.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)

OrcanodeMonitor/Pages/SpectralDensity.cshtml (2)

Line range hint 30-38: Label vs. property naming mismatch

The label for this dataset has been changed to "Max Noise Magnitude," but the property used is still named MaxSilenceMagnitude. This could create confusion for maintainers or future readers. Consider renaming MaxSilenceMagnitude to match the new label or verifying that it truly represents the "Max Noise Magnitude" data.

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Line range hint 41-49: Inconsistent naming with the underlying data

Here, the label has been changed to "Min Signal Magnitude," yet the code still references MinNoiseMagnitude. Aligning property names with their labels reduces confusion and clarifies the meaning of the data being displayed. If the data now truly represents the "Min Signal Magnitude," consider renaming MinNoiseMagnitude.

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