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BW #46: Pedestrians
Are pedestrian deaths really rising in America, when they're declining in other countries? This week, we look at some of the data regarding traffic accidents and pedestrians.
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BW #45: Netflix (solution)
Netflix has always been extremely secretive about who is watching what shows. Until last week, that is, when it released viewing data for the first half of 2023 — data that we'll explore with Pandas.
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BW #45: Netflix
Netflix has always been extremely secretive about who is watching what shows. Until last week, that is, when it released viewing data for the first half of 2023 — data that we'll explore with Pandas.
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BW 44: Global economics (solution)
This week, we'll take a look at economic trends among members of the OECD, using Seaborn to create some nice-looking charts.
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BW #44: Global economics
This week, we'll take a look at economic trends among members of the OECD, using Seaborn to create some nice-looking charts.
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BW #43: Financial protection (solution)
Americans who are frustrated with a financial product or service can complain to the CFPB. How many complaints do they get a year, and from where? This week, we analyze their complaints database.
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BW #43: Financial protection
Americans who are frustrated with a financial product or service can complain to the CFPB. How many complaints do they get a year, and from where? This week, we analyze their complaints database.
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BW #42: Plant hardiness (solution)
Which plants will thrive in which locations? This week, we compare the 2012 and 2023 "plant hardiness zone" reports, examining how and where temperatures have changed.
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BW #42: Plant hardiness
Which plants will thrive in which locations? This week, we compare the 2012 and 2023 "plant hardiness zone" reports, examining how and where temperatures have changed.
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BW #41: Wine production (solution)
Climate change is causing all sorts of problems in the world — including, according to a recent report, the number of grapes grown for wine production. Let's look at the numbers on wine production.