movingbubbles graphic : moving with weird timedelta about d3blocks HOT 3 CLOSED

 
df = pd.read_csv(r'C:\temp\test_AL.csv')

# Notes that are shown between two time points.
time_notes = [{"start_minute": 1, "stop_minute": 10, "note": "The first 10 minutes start in the state Regarder la TV."}]
time_notes.append({"start_minute": 11, "stop_minute": 360, "note": "Then we stay in this state up to 12:00"})
time_notes.append({"start_minute": 361, "stop_minute": 390, "note": "Finally the Consulter de l actualite happens and is up to 13:30."})
time_notes.append({"start_minute": 391 , "stop_minute": 450, "note": "aaaand we go back to the first state.."})

from d3blocks import D3Blocks

d3 = D3Blocks()

d3.movingbubbles(df,
                 standardize=None,
                 dt_format='%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S',
                 time_notes=time_notes,
                 title='d3blocks_movingbubbles',
                 speed={"slow": 1000,
                        "medium": 200,
                        "fast": 20},
                 )

# Check the movements
print(d3.edge_properties)

# If you want to specify the time_notes, best is to use the cumsum of the time in the state.
d3.edge_properties['time_in_state'].cumsum()

var pct = 100 * n / 1000;
if (pct < 1 && pct > 0) {
	pct = "<1%";
} else {
	pct = Math.round(pct) + "%";
}

return pct;