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define([], function(){
"use strict";
/**
* Enumeration of different approaches towards the interval and color scales in case of HeatMap layer.
* Continuous - The distribution of the colors in the color scale is even based on the measure. This is good for the
* data sets with even distribution.
* Quantiles - The distribution of the colors in the color scale is uneven based on the value. It is distributed evenly
* based on the measure for the lowest 10%, 10% to 20% and so on. Basically it categorizes measures based on to which
* quantile the measure belongs. This is good for data sets with uneven distribution.
* @exports HeatMapIntervalType
* @type {{CONTINUOUS: number, QUANTILES: number}}
*/
var HeatMapIntervalType = {
CONTINUOUS: 0,
QUANTILES: 1
};
return HeatMapIntervalType;
});