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The chart for the weekend specifically has just a few red points, which has shifted the range. Removing them would make the range better, but that's not really
by sesqu 16y ago
The chart for the weekend specifically has just a few red points, which has shifted the range. Removing them would make the range better, but that's not really worth the time.
What do you mean by this? Are you normalizing before coloring? If so, don't. You said the colors were for <100, 100-200, 200< and I'm holding you to it.
As for the interpolation, I think you're sampling at least hourly, so why didn't you just store all times at each scrape and match the >60min ones with those?
- RiderOfGiraffes 16y agoIt is normalised, but the range over which it's normalising is pretty near constant, so you don't need to worry. What I wanted to say was that without the isloated red points we might get to see more structure in the data, becuase we could expand the range. I may yet do that, and make careful notes in the text and annotations to explain it. Then again, I probably won't get time. Regarding the extrapolation, I hadn't thought of what you suggest, and it's a good idea. It would be non-trivial to implement quickly - I'll see. Thanks.