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Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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65 lines
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# Distance Histogram — Design Spec
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**Date:** 2026-03-18
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**Branch:** feature/65_observatoire
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## Goal
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Display the distribution of distances (in km) between buyers and winning contractors, to help users assess whether a buyer or contractor tends to deal locally or at a national scale.
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## Data
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- Column: `titulaire_distance` (`Int64`, km)
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- Measured at address level — values are always > 0, no zero-handling needed
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- Already selected in the observatoire LazyFrame via `cs.starts_with("titulaire")`
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- Already available on acheteur and titulaire detail pages
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## Figure Function
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**Location:** `src/figures.py`
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**Signature:**
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```python
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def get_distance_histogram(lff: pl.LazyFrame) -> dcc.Graph:
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```
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**Behaviour:**
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- Collects `titulaire_distance` from the LazyFrame, drops nulls
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- If the resulting DataFrame is empty after dropping nulls, `px.histogram` produces a blank figure without errors — no guard logic needed. The order of operations must be: drop nulls → log-transform → histogram
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- Drop nulls first, then pre-log-transform the column (`pl.col("titulaire_distance").log(10)`) so bins are truly equal-width on a log scale. Use `px.histogram` with `nbins=50` on the transformed values
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- Set custom X-axis tick values at powers of 10 (1, 10, 100, 1000, 10000) with km labels, using `fig.update_xaxes(tickvals=[0,1,2,3,4], ticktext=["1","10","100","1 000","10 000"])`
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- Y axis: count of contracts
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- French axis labels: x = `"Distance (km)"`, y = `"Nombre de marchés"`
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- Returns a `dcc.Graph`
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## Integration
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### Observatoire (`src/pages/observatoire.py`)
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- `get_distance_histogram` imported and called inside `udpate_dashboard_cards`
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- Result wrapped in `make_card(title="Distance acheteur–titulaire", subtitle="en nombre de marchés, échelle logarithmique", fig=...)`
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- Card appended to the `cards` list alongside existing donuts and charts
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- No changes to the data pipeline — `titulaire_distance` is already in the LazyFrame
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### Acheteur page (`src/pages/acheteur.py`)
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The acheteur page uses a `dcc.Store` (`acheteur_data`) that holds serialised contract rows as a list of dicts. The integration follows the existing pattern used by other chart callbacks on this page:
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- Add a new `html.Div(id="acheteur-distance-histogram")` placeholder in the layout
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- Add a new callback with `Input("acheteur_data", "data")` that:
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- Reconstructs `pl.LazyFrame(data)` from the store
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- Calls `get_distance_histogram(lff)`
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- Wraps the result in `make_card(...)` and returns it to the placeholder div
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### Titulaire page (`src/pages/titulaire.py`)
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Same pattern as acheteur: `dcc.Store` (`titulaire_data`) → new callback → `html.Div` placeholder.
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## Out of Scope
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- Filtering by distance range (could be a future filter on the observatoire page)
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- Showing distance on a map or as a trend over time
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- Bucket-based (named zone) grouping
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