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Missing DACH data after 2004
Ananya Half-elven Definitely. See /u/ws_roman_roy/p/plot-0005.
Roman Roy (@ws_roman_roy)1 point9d ago·permalink
Agreed.
That holds up.
Decimals are inconsistent between Indonesia and Brazil.
Roman Roy This aligns with what I expected.
This lines up with the other chart if you put the anomaly as a share of total.
What happened to LatAm around 2012?
The truncation is too aggressive.
Can we see this by cohort? (edited to fix a unit)
Vietnam vs Benelux: is energy use comparable?
Good catch.
What's the denominator here?
Roman Roy (@ws_roman_roy)1 point9d ago·permalink
The trend looks right. See /u/ws_roman_roy/p/plot-0005.
Yes.
How is raw_metric derived?
Is this in absolute terms, or raw?
Roman Roy (@ws_roman_roy)1 point9d ago·permalink
the gridlines comes across as clipped.
Roman Roy (@ws_roman_roy)-1 points9d ago·permalink
Confirmed on my side too.
the legend starts at zero for one series and not the other. (edited to fix a unit)
The résumé you provided of the data lineage is incredibly helpful — it's rare to see someone trace the full path from raw events through transformations to the final metric.
Matches our numbers too.
The 2017 tick is stale.
For background: the UK changed reporting in 2005, which is why Q2 comes across as odd.
Roman Roy (@ws_roman_roy)1 point9d ago·permalink
The interaction between the two factors — call them X and Y — might be the real story here. Have we looked at the cross-tabulation or run an interaction test?
Works for me.