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=../data/lm2-exhibiton-all.csv= files are too large to work with on average
=../data/lm2-exhibiton-all.csv= files are too large to work with on average
hardware. So, I had to split it them up (using ~./separator.sh~) into
hardware. So, I had to split it them up (using ~./separator.sh~) into
smaller files. If you are use the CSV files (found in =../data=) with
smaller files. If you are use the CSV files (found in =../data=) with
Microsoft Excel, I recommend the ones listed in the [[Files Used]] section
Microsoft Excel, I recommend the ones listed in the [[https://git.abbether.net/return-to-ritherdon/ritherdon-charts/src/branch/master/docs/daily-breakdowns.org#headline-3][Files Used]] section
below.
below.
2. Each day (for each Light Meter) has its data processed and a chart is made
2. Each day (for each Light Meter) has its data processed and a chart is made
from that data. This is cause for the bulk of the files produced in the
from that data. This is cause for the bulk of the files produced in the
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This script produces a series of charts illustrating the readings taken for each
This script produces a series of charts illustrating the readings taken for each
day the exhibition was running (excluding the 1^st August 2021). It does this by
day the exhibition was running (excluding the 1^st August 2021). It does this by
reading all the files listed above in the [[Files Used]] section. It processes the
reading all the files listed above in the [[https://git.abbether.net/return-to-ritherdon/ritherdon-charts/src/branch/master/docs/daily-breakdowns.org#headline-3][Files Used]] section. It processes the
data for both Light Meters, also. Conceptually, there is less faffing in this
data for both Light Meters, also. Conceptually, there is less faffing in this
script than in some of the others. It takes the values in the ~time~ column (in
script than in some of the others. It takes the values in the ~time~ column (in
the CSV files) for the x-axis and the values in the ~reading~ column for the
the CSV files) for the x-axis and the values in the ~reading~ column for the