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Representing Happenings Using Event Frames<br />

Representing Happenings Using Event Frames 1.3<br />

Entities can represent, for example, individuals, locations, organizations or objects.<br />

When you start building your chart, you select an entity type (such as Male,<br />

Female) from a palette and drag it onto the chart. When you add it to the chart the<br />

entity type becomes an entity, for example:<br />

You can define your own entity types in charts and palettes, as you add information<br />

to the chart.<br />

There are several representations of an entity in Analyst’s <strong>Notebook</strong>:<br />

• Icons<br />

• Boxes<br />

• Circles<br />

• OLE objects<br />

• Text blocks<br />

Anonymous 1<br />

Entity<br />

(on chart)<br />

• Event frames<br />

• Theme lines<br />

g<br />

Drag an entity type<br />

from the palette<br />

and drop it onto<br />

the chart,<br />

it becomes an<br />

entity<br />

An event frame can be used to represent a happening, typically something that<br />

took place at a moment in time.<br />

You can display all of the information that you added to an event frame or just parts<br />

of the information that is useful for your particular chart.<br />

22 i2 Analyst’s <strong>Notebook</strong> 7 <strong>User</strong> <strong>Guide</strong>: <strong>Creating</strong> <strong>Charts</strong><br />

Entity Type<br />

(in palette)

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