tsplot cannot use variables in a DataFrame index about seaborn HOT 5 CLOSED

Try calling df.reset_index(), even just in the line where you pass it to tsplot?

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OK the solution will have to be doing something like this

(Or not calling pivot and doing something else when unit is None)

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So, I got it to work following your instructions.

See the notebook for the gory details.

Essentially the issues were.

1. needed to pass parse_dates=True when importing the csv as apparently the time index needs to be datetime objects, not opaque strings that sort in date order.
2. all the pivot jazz to get things lined up correctly.

It seems counterintuitive to me that you have to reorder the table if you have a temporal index, but I'm sure you have your reasons.

In this instance I think I'm not understanding what was optional and what was required.

Closing as not a bug. I'll be poking at the documentation and doing more with the library so I'm sure I'll have more questions. Thanks for your help.

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The main advantage of tsplot is the handling of uncertainty by bootstrapping across sampling units at each timepoint (and then plotting it in various ways the emphasize different aspects of the uncertainty). It probably should behave better in situations where the caller isn't asking for all that jazz, but in your usecase it's not clear that tsplot is ever going to give you more than doing df.plot().

I'll downgrade the tag to "annoyance" and think about this more :)

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Well this happened to me today.

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