use Pandas timestamp instead of datetime timestamp #1783
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While the pandas dataframe seems to be in UTC (my inspector shows 'Z' for zulu timezone, =UTC), Using datetime.datetime.timestamp seems to interpret the time as the local time. This results in different outputs depending on your local timezone (clearly visible in the ' Time of Day signal plot' ).
Using the pandas equivalent function works uniformly independent from local environment.