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Bike Share Dataset

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JJack Hanlon
Last edited Sep 12, 2024
Created on Sep 3, 2024

This example displays the first row of the Washington D.C. Bikeshare Rates by Day Dataset as a formatted JSON object in a large monospace font. It demonstrates basic data loading and parsing from a CSV file, converting numeric string fields to numbers. The visualization uses `JSON.stringify` to format the data, and the `main` function sets the container’s inner HTML to render the result. The dataset includes daily statistics like temperature, humidity, and user counts for the Capital Bikesharing System.

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The Washington D.C. Bikeshare Rates by Day Dataset, loaded and parsed as CSV.

Shares some daily statistics from the Capital Bikesharing System in D.C. and includes fields such as the date, various weather indicators, active registered users, and total num of bikes shared

Tasks for the dataset:

  1. Find the correlation between cnt (number of bikes used) and the temp -> May be a sweet spot for riders!
  2. Find the correlation between cnt (number of bikes used) and hum (humidity rating for the day) -> May be a sweet spot for riders!
  3. Identify what kind of weather attracts more of the registered users and what weather attracts more of the casual users
  4. Identify which months are the most popular for casual riders vs. registered riders
  5. Identify the peak day of the week for ridesharing across all types of users
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