Fix upscalling of data #14
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The initial upscalling was kind of naive, it turns out that if you have a serie with only a few datapoints but a very large time range we would strech them and make some value appears when they don't really exist.
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The initial upscalling was kind of naive, it turns out that if you have
a serie with only a few datapoints but a very large time range we would
strech them and make some value appears when they don't really exist.