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Currently we always need to use .frame to print the dataframes in interpreters and notebooks.
It would be better if both classes would have a nice string representation.
Description of a solution
Basically forwarding pl.DataFrame.__str__ should do the trick, but GazeDataFrame should also include the experiment definition.
Minimum acceptance criteria
GazeDataFrame.__str__() method which includes experiment and frame in output
EventDataFrame.__str__() method which includes frame in output
remove the usage of frame from all tutorial notebooks if it is used just for displaying the dataframe
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Description of the problem
Currently we always need to use
.frame
to print the dataframes in interpreters and notebooks.It would be better if both classes would have a nice string representation.
Description of a solution
Basically forwarding
pl.DataFrame.__str__
should do the trick, butGazeDataFrame
should also include the experiment definition.Minimum acceptance criteria
GazeDataFrame.__str__()
method which includes experiment and frame in outputEventDataFrame.__str__()
method which includes frame in outputThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: