The X values used for graphing/computing the line-of-best-fit are UNIX timestamps from Epoch. Naturally this messes up the computation pretty badly, as all data-points are y=0 from 1970 until around 2015 (0 - something big in the timestamp)
The X values therefore need to be scaled down, or, altered so they follow some {1,2,3,4,5...,n} sequence which just models the order they appear in the data set.
The graph currently does not display the line-of-best fit for the above reason. This enhancement should be added at the same time of the X-Value correction.
The X values used for graphing/computing the line-of-best-fit are UNIX timestamps from Epoch. Naturally this messes up the computation pretty badly, as all data-points are y=0 from 1970 until around 2015 (0 - something big in the timestamp)
The X values therefore need to be scaled down, or, altered so they follow some
{1,2,3,4,5...,n}sequence which just models the order they appear in the data set.The graph currently does not display the line-of-best fit for the above reason. This enhancement should be added at the same time of the X-Value correction.