I think the weekend pattern is less pronounced because we're using UTC time (7 hours off)

When creating hour, use toLocalString to set the timezone(?)

Dropdown for different color schemes...?

trying out the 4 lines on top of each other. not quite convinced

I like it. What makes you unconvinced Ian?

Can we maybe remove this and just keep the cartoon above?

switching to lines would improve performance a good bit. the only problem with this is that you need to set the z appropriately so the lines dont connect where repeating. see below for the fix for "day"

when this is colored by hour it makes me want to choose a particular hour and only see that line

i think it would be worth it to do a heatmap version instead of ticks for performance

remove this once we limit the data

I love the color background heatmap... but I also feel like we have to explain what it is and that in some ways it makes it harder to notice what's going on with the ticks. Options: - drop the colored heatmap, because now it's in the "change your visual form" notebook. - have checkboxes for the elements as shown here - have an opacity slider just on the heatmap - decide that it's fine as is w/ 0.3 opacity - switch to magma (reversed) since then we get more out of the heatmap via the color shift & otherwise keep at 0.3 opacity

In the vein of keeping things as clean as possible, my vote would be to drop the heatmap here and just show ticks + mean. And, then just link to the other notebook to go more into the more complex chart form & options.

It's also pretty amazing how little code it takes to make the charts below (if we keep them sparse).

I went ahead and did the thing I was suggesting :)

Ah, I think the background heatmap is key! Quickly draws attention to certain cells. Can chat about it in the pair session.

Cut?

Maybe missing a word? "Try changing?"

Typo: "higher ave energy use", should be "avg."

@Zan could you update the image to have the correct X label (in the chart below, now)

Done (in a sec). PS - in Plot below use x: {label: "Electricity Demand (MWh) →"} and keep the tickX using the "value" since we left in value below. I fixed below (the ticks had gotten lost).

What's the format for and what's tzdate and year?

Doesnt show in the table.

Thanks for your comment! Those were referring to columns that have been removed from the table, so I've deleted the code. Appreciate it!