Gist f911ff730b6f8a7d90f293521061801c

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Gist f911ff730b6f8a7d90f293521061801c

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Last edited Dec 29, 2021

Created on Dec 29, 2021

Two line charts from the same dataset show hourly trends for sponsored posts: the first displays average engagement rate by time of day, peaking at 4pm and 11pm, while the second shows the count of posts, with a maximum at 10am. Both use Plotly’s `go.Figure` and `go.Scatter` to render the lines, with x-axis labels formatted as `%H:%M:%S` from the index’s floor to the hour. Annotations via `add_annotation` highlight these peaks. The data comes from a pandas DataFrame filtered by `Sponsored == 'Yes'`, grouped by hourly floor.

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