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Hedonometer happiness timeseries

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Aandyreagan
Last edited Sep 20, 2017
Created on Sep 20, 2017

This chart tracks the daily “hedonometer” happiness score from September 2008 through January 2009, based on word frequencies in social media text. A line plot shows the value hovering around 6.0, with pronounced spikes near Christmas and New Year’s Day, and a sharp dip at the end of September 2008, likely reflecting the financial crisis. The data is drawn from a CSV with date and value columns, rendered as a time series to reveal weekly rhythms and holiday effects.

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