Source: PRB

Tool: MS Excel

It got taken down by the mods for some technical reason

Do a log transformation on your dependent variable

Would have been easier and more informative to just make a colored contour map

Very cool, if you can expand this to other cities that would be very interesting

Also, if you could plot this against the mass of garbage outside each, that would be great /s

Can you share the code

Apparently the same percentage that lives in New York City.

I really don’t buy these numbers 21% of people are trans or 20% of American households make a million a year? How many transexual millionaires do you guys know? 30% of Americans live in New York City alone? What? And who thinks 27% of Americans are Native Americans? I have a neighbor who’s Native American and he’s the only Native American I’ve ever seen outside of the internet or tv and he’ll tell you the same thing other than his family obviously

I know Americans are stupid but come on these can’t be right

Postcards and Physical maps are timeless

People are really bad at understanding proportions smaller than 20% it seems

What's the etc? Seems like an incomplete dataset

It correlates.

bro chill out... it's just a data subreddit. no need to call anyone "Hitler."

op tried something new, and was just providing explanation in the comment... I don't see how that makes what he said "stupid" lol

Percentage of Americans who live in Texas: estimate: 30%

Who the hell thinks 90 million people live in Texas?

[removed]

I wonder - does this track for selling prices as well?

I guess they did expand the living room

Ya but with 12 feet of snowpack they will still bitch about historic drought just to get the rest of the West to give up more water.

You'd think so, but apparently not according to some.

As if bavarians are part of germany... puh

[removed]

We just did this post a couple hours ago

Direct aerial distance. Working on it. I have a nice diagram in mind. But I need more data for it. Hihi

Distance in what norm?

I would be curious to see what is the effect of a "travel time" distance, it could explain some high prices far away (but very well connected to the city) and make the curve fitting a bit easier.