Histograms from timestamps #117
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The current implementation still suffers from the bin-centers vs. bin-edges problem, I think. Needs further inspection. |
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This looks promising now, but is still rather slow. |
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Closing this, as it is implemented in PR #116 as well, and thus obsolete |
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This adds histogram calculation based on the timeStamp column in the dataframe
Histogram calculation in the example notebook takes on our machine close to 2 minutes. Additionally, binning becomes slower when timeStamps are generated, even if they are not used during binning.