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Scraper of Mobility reports v 2.0 #6
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Great! I will pull this into balefire.info for USA. The color shading was resolved as an FYI. I am using D3 and D3Plus for my visuals. The drawback is my visuals are USA obviously. I can look into the possibility of doing a global as it would involve mostly ignoring/reducing the data merges. |
I got the google data in the system. It is pretty interesting. I do need to sit down with it some time but there are some pretty telling Pearson coefficients correlating with it. I also see that confirmed cases per 10k is higher when mobility data is higher. What I really should do is assess the log of that two weeks after to see if there is a correlation there. The graphs suggest that is the case. I will put a screen shot below showing 4/11 and one plot of AK. As an FYI, the university is doing a short article on the tool next week so hope to get more info on our data out there. |
@ladew222 Cool! I hope that I compile a summary file from Google and Apple reports in the next 2-3 days. |
Wow cool. |
I've recently made a couple of updates, so I summarize what's been done here:
Also, it is necessary to think about the view of data visualization app, which would provide simple answers about the mobility situation in a particular region. |
My fault. It looks like Google does not have significant enough data for that metric. Retail and Recreation has the fuller map. |
Got it, thanks! I suggest adding the ability to make a breakdown by states, it will allow us to see the picture throughout the United States. |
Makes sense. It was on my list and fell off. I will add that in. You can compare states in the plot using the filter on the top and selecting the values down below. Are you thinking about a map by states?
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Got it, thanks! I suggest adding the ability to make a breakdown by states, it will allow us to see the picture throughout the United States.
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Yes |
Last week's Update Digest:
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I haven't written anything here in a while, but I should have. So, point by point:
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Google recently published a mobility report with time-series in CSV format. You can download it on their website.
That means there's no need for a PDF file parser anymore. Due to that, I plan to change the concept of this repository.
Here are my points that I propose to implement here:
Feel free to offer your suggestions here.
Thank you!
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