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I'm new to MathematicaMathematica, and while this is potentially quite easy, I'm having difficulty using TimeObjectsTimeObjects in the EventSeriesEventSeries function. After pulling out a column from an original dataset which had a series of time values, I then applied Count as Count@OriginalCount @ Original which gave me a table akin to:

Dataset[<|
    DateObject[{2016, 1, 1}, TimeObject[{12, 00, 0.}, TimeZone -> 10.],
        TimeZone -> 10.] -> 26,
    DateObject[{2016, 1, 1}, TimeObject[{01, 00, 0.}, TimeZone -> 10.],
        TimeZone -> 10.] -> 364, 
    DateObject[{2016, 1, 1}, TimeObject[{02, 00, 0.}, TimeZone -> 10.], 
        TimeZone -> 10.] -> 16|>]

My question is 2-fold.

  1. How do I pass that dataset to the EventSeries function, to be able to do a TimeSeries-esque plot? I'm finding it particularly difficult to find anything that references passing TimeObjectsTimeObjects, hence the question.

  2. Given that I am new to mathematicaMathematica, my second question is more conceptually, about the easiest way to pass multiple lists (or as I would previously call them, columns of a datasetDataset) to a function?

I'm new to Mathematica and while this is potentially quite easy, I'm having difficulty using TimeObjects in the EventSeries function. After pulling out a column from an original dataset which had a series of time values, I then applied Count as Count@Original which gave me a table akin to:

Dataset[<|
    DateObject[{2016, 1, 1}, TimeObject[{12, 00, 0.}, TimeZone -> 10.],
        TimeZone -> 10.] -> 26,
    DateObject[{2016, 1, 1}, TimeObject[{01, 00, 0.}, TimeZone -> 10.],
        TimeZone -> 10.] -> 364, 
    DateObject[{2016, 1, 1}, TimeObject[{02, 00, 0.}, TimeZone -> 10.], 
        TimeZone -> 10.] -> 16|>]

My question is 2-fold.

  1. How do I pass that dataset to the EventSeries function, to be able to do a TimeSeries-esque plot? I'm finding it particularly difficult to find anything that references passing TimeObjects hence the question.

  2. Given that I am new to mathematica, my second question is more conceptually, about the easiest way to pass multiple lists (or as I would previously call them, columns of a dataset) to a function?

I'm new to Mathematica, and while this is potentially quite easy, I'm having difficulty using TimeObjects in the EventSeries function. After pulling out a column from an original dataset which had a series of time values, I then applied Count as Count @ Original which gave me a table akin to:

Dataset[<|
    DateObject[{2016, 1, 1}, TimeObject[{12, 00, 0.}, TimeZone -> 10.],
        TimeZone -> 10.] -> 26,
    DateObject[{2016, 1, 1}, TimeObject[{01, 00, 0.}, TimeZone -> 10.],
        TimeZone -> 10.] -> 364, 
    DateObject[{2016, 1, 1}, TimeObject[{02, 00, 0.}, TimeZone -> 10.], 
        TimeZone -> 10.] -> 16|>]

My question is 2-fold.

  1. How do I pass that dataset to the EventSeries function, to be able to do a TimeSeries-esque plot? I'm finding it particularly difficult to find anything that references passing TimeObjects, hence the question.

  2. Given that I am new to Mathematica, my second question is more conceptually, about the easiest way to pass multiple lists (or as I would previously call them, columns of a Dataset) to a function?

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Using Dataset with TimeObjects in EventSeries

I'm new to Mathematica and while this is potentially quite easy, I'm having difficulty using TimeObjects in the EventSeries function. After pulling out a column from an original dataset which had a series of time values, I then applied Count as Count@Original which gave me a table akin to:

Dataset[<|
    DateObject[{2016, 1, 1}, TimeObject[{12, 00, 0.}, TimeZone -> 10.],
        TimeZone -> 10.] -> 26,
    DateObject[{2016, 1, 1}, TimeObject[{01, 00, 0.}, TimeZone -> 10.],
        TimeZone -> 10.] -> 364, 
    DateObject[{2016, 1, 1}, TimeObject[{02, 00, 0.}, TimeZone -> 10.], 
        TimeZone -> 10.] -> 16|>]

My question is 2-fold.

  1. How do I pass that dataset to the EventSeries function, to be able to do a TimeSeries-esque plot? I'm finding it particularly difficult to find anything that references passing TimeObjects hence the question.

  2. Given that I am new to mathematica, my second question is more conceptually, about the easiest way to pass multiple lists (or as I would previously call them, columns of a dataset) to a function?