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Create visualizations with data from multiple sensors. This will require a change in the way that Hobo Data Containers are stored, as well as a change to the UI in order to allow the user to select multiple files at the same time.

Add subtle percentages in the quad pie chart graph.

There is a bug that occasionally causes graphs to grow in size after an unrelated edit is applied to them. We need to isolate and fix this bug.

Add Trend Lines to Scatter Plots along with correlation coefficients.

Include Energy Savings Calculations along with some of the graphs. The exact needs of this requirement have not yet been fully decided, so this issue may be unresolvable in the short term.

Finish the following Bar Plots:

1. Twin Bar Subinterval
   
2. Twin Bar Hourly Average
   
3. Single Bar Hourly Average
   
4. Twin Bar Subinterval 2 Scales
   
5. Twin Bar Hourly Average 2 Scales
   

On some Single_Bar_Subinterval Graphs, the Title overlaps with the Y-Axis Labels. Isolate and fix this issue.

Add the capability to scrape weather data from an online service for purposes of comparison with temperature data that we have gathered with our sensors. Would necessitate changes to UI as well as plotting code.

Make standard deviation bars optional on all graphs that contain them.

Add full instructions and dependencies information to README.

The program occasionally crashes when switching between datafiles. We need to isolate and fix this bug. It most often pops up when switching from a large datafile to a smaller one.

Create a Temperature/RH Line Graph with 2 lines on the same set of axes.

Add annotations to single pie charts if a percentage is less that 1% (meaning that the label and the percentage are omitted from the graph for visual clarity)

Rewrite the lighting and occupancy pie chart plotters so that they both inherit from a new class, 'Generic_Pie_Chart_Plotter'. This will have two benefits.

1. Separate plotting logic from data generation logic.
2. Make it easier to create future pie chart visualizations (simply subclass Generic_Pie_Chart_Plotter)!