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feature: stats for high-water-mark, busiest-time, and queue-like vs. stack-like #8
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Queue-like or Stack-like? Been thinking about how to measure this. I think something like: a stay is queue-like to the degree that the stays end after stays that began earlier than it. And vice versa. See diagram with logic It could be a bit expensive because it is semi-cartesian (each stay is compared with ~1/2 of all other stays) but because only ~100 or so bikes, may not be a problem The data structure this will need is a list of stays, each with its start time and end time (and for convenience, duration). Times would be better as num, to help with charting (see next paragraph). This data structure also lends itself well to making charts like this to visualize bike visits. |
Combine these into summary statistics report. Ties to issue #11 Proposed format (to keep compact on that small screen):
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Combined this issue into #11, marking this one as duplicate |
more stats! Fun ones! Possible keyword "z" [zany stats?]
see mockups in screen mockups text file.
reports on:
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