def scale_dates(dates):
rel_dates = []
first_day = dates[0]
last_day = dates[-1]
d = last_day - first_day
for date in dates:
date = float(date-first_day)/(d)
rel_dates.append(date)
return rel_dates
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x-way
January 23, 2010, January 23, 2010 22:18, permalink
def scale_dates(dates):
d = float(dates[-1] - dates[0])
return [(date-dates[0])/d for date in dates]
x-way
January 23, 2010, January 23, 2010 22:19, permalink
def scale_dates(dates):
d = float(dates[-1] - dates[0])
return [(date-dates[0])/d for date in dates]
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April 1, 2010, April 01, 2010 11:50, permalink
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In order to print a chart that will separate each data point with the relative distance based on time the data has to be scaled.
The parameter "dates" is an array of unix timestamps.