Historical hourly interest output is not re-indexed

[hosein97]

Documentation for historical hourly interest says:

Historical Hourly Interest: returns historical, indexed, hourly data...

But i can't find the code for reindexing values for each week's data in the get_historical_interest() implementation. Also returned data does not contain overlap records (for manually indexing).

[Mushoz]

Was this ever fixed and/or clarified? Or should we manually retrieve the hourly data from Google trends while selecting partially overlapping weeks, as to do the re-indexing manually?

[hosein97]

I did it manually.

Best, Hosein Panahi

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Was this ever fixed and/or clarified? Or should we manually retrieve the hourly data from Google trends while selecting partially overlapping weeks, as to do the re-indexing manually?

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[davins90]

Hi,

if i can ask, how did you do the rescaling? by finding a ration between last hour of a week vs first hour of following week?

Thanks