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* Add first iteration of custom context * Add sample data + improve plot * Change `head` to `show` with sorting and limit. Add "-x" to plot and dynamic update of completer * generate random time series for test csv * Make columns lower case. Check if date is in columns and convert to timestamp. Improve plotting for dates * Add qa to custom * Add pred to custom * Hugooooo * Testing * dang whitespace Co-authored-by: Colin Delahunty <72827203+colin99d@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: didierlopes.eth <dro.lopes@campus.fct.unl.pt>
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Loading in custom data
There is a directory in root, labeled custom_imports. Here there is a sample
csv file titled test.csv that is randomly generated data for visualization purposes.
When loading in the data, we recommend working with time series. The prediction techniques menu will plot against time data, so not using that may result in undesired outputs.
How to load in a time variable
Note in the sample csv, the first row has the following form Date,ColNorm,Col2,ColNorm3,ColB.
The process for loading data into Gamestonk Terminal is that the code loops through all input columns and looks through
for one column that is either Date,Time or Timestamp (not case-sensitive).
If one of these are found, then the dataframe sets this column to be the index.
If onc of these columns are not found, then the index will just be integers from 0 to the length of your data.
Once again: the prediction menu is designed for data with a datetime index.