Economic demographer by training; data and coding nerd at heart.
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Apr 26, 2023
penguinData
Type Table, then Shift-Enter. Ctrl-space for more options.
// Add your code here to do the wrangling steps above!
penguinData
.map((d) => ({
species: d.species,
massKilograms: d.body_mass_g / 1000,
billRatio: d.culmen_length_mm / d.culmen_depth_mm
}))
.filter((d) => d.billRatio > 3.5)
// Find the minimum culmen length in penguinData:
d3.min(penguinData, (d) => d.culmen_length_mm)
// Find the range of culmen lengths in penguinData:
d3.extent(penguinData, (d) => d.culmen_length_mm)
// Mean of all body mass (grams) values in penguinData:
d3.mean(penguinData, (d) => d.body_mass_g)
// Alternatively:
d3.mean(penguinData.map((d) => d.body_mass_g))
// Standard deviation of culmen depth:
d3.deviation(penguinData, (d) => d.culmen_depth_mm)
// Count of flipper length values:
d3.count(penguinData, (d) => d.flipper_length_mm)
penguinData
Type Table, then Shift-Enter. Ctrl-space for more options.
// Group penguinData by species (store Map as groupSpecies):
// Then get just the Adelies:
// Group penguinData by species and island (store as groupSpeciesIsland):
// Get observations for Adelie penguins on Dream Island:
// Find the mean body mass by penguin species:
// Find the mean flipper length by penguin species and sex:
arrayOfArrays = [
[1, 2],
[3, 4]
]
arrayOfArrays.map(([firstNumber, secondNumber]) => ({
firstNumber,
secondNumber
}))
// Use flatRollup to find mean body mass by penguin species, then map to get an array of objects:
// Create a new bar chart with Observable Plot to visualize mean body mass by species:
import { showMe } from "@observablehq/show-me"
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