Currently, the visualization outputs for working patterns functions (or most other functions) only print the date range of the data. This is not helpful enough because it is unclear whether the function has been run on on what settings, e.g. 9 to 5, signals used, etc.
The ideal solution would be to have this additional information printed out onto the plot, so it is clear to the user what has been run. For instance,
Emails and IM signals are used. The official start and end times are 09:00 and 17:00. Date from week of 2019-10-06 to week of 2019-12-01.
If the resulting effect is too verbose (i.e. too much fine print at the bottom), we can allow an additional argument to disable it.
Currently, the visualization outputs for working patterns functions (or most other functions) only print the date range of the data. This is not helpful enough because it is unclear whether the function has been run on on what settings, e.g. 9 to 5, signals used, etc.
The ideal solution would be to have this additional information printed out onto the plot, so it is clear to the user what has been run. For instance,
If the resulting effect is too verbose (i.e. too much fine print at the bottom), we can allow an additional argument to disable it.