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Out of interest, what if anything would you say the main result is? I don't have one in mind, which I think harms the post - there's no narrative, just a bunch
by philh 11y ago
Out of interest, what if anything would you say the main result is? I don't have one in mind, which I think harms the post - there's no narrative, just a bunch of questions and answers. The three final plots are there because the spec required them, and I chose them more because the plots themselves seemed interesting than for the questions they answered.
But you're right that an abstract would have helped, and I feel a little embarrassed that I didn't think to include one myself. Even without a single main result, I could have included a short list of interesting findings.
- gus_massa 11y ago(For a blog post) You can declare whatever you like as the main result. I think that the % of the reduction of the bike use by the rain is good candidate. Choose a nice small fact that you can tell to your friend during lunch. Think about the linkbait version: "You can't believe how much the bike use is reduced by rain ..." but please use a non linkbait title, because I hate them. Usually the biggest change is a good candidate. For example "Moon phase reduce the bike use a 0.027% with p<.99" is a very bad selection. When you have more time, I think that classifying the rainy days as "small drizzle" and "heavy thunderstorm" will make the changes bigger. I've never been there, but London if not famous for being sunny, so I guess people just ignore the drizzle.