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Pandas DataFrame columns may be named with any hashable object.
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xlim limits the x axis to a given range, but for ILinePlot we pass all
the data to dygraph and then let dygraph apply the window. That means
that we include a lot of useless data in the notebook and we lose
performance parsing data that will never be plotted.
Improve xlim for ILinePlot so that it only embeds the data relevant for
the plot.
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Run is a very generic and inappropriate name for an object that parses
the result of ftrace into a form consumable by python. Rename it to
FTrace in preparation for its generalization.
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Change-Id: I7e0e34c9f5565e34629683bb29ab25cf5e737088
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Change-Id: Ie505af7efb7526f94b1cc9e37195cbd2e0451b9d
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multiple columns and runs
It can be useful to make multiple plots one for each run but each of
them showing multiple columns. The ConstraintManager doesn't allow you
to populate the constraints like that and instead "zips" the runs and
columns. Add an optional parameter to let it create constraints for all
the permutations of columns and runs.
Change-Id: Ib7ac20b5245c00f1ebf9883f8071b386db3fa6b9
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Instead of exposing the "constraints" property of the ConstraintManager,
let other classes deal with the ConstraintManager as an entity which is
a collection of Constraints and can be iterated over or asked for its
length.
Change-Id: I77d859999a3d6962872a07843c92e3189658d4e7
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Change-Id: I0e9fbe9b46e057cb826eae1035a4dc77e9eb1b92
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