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Task d.
a. With the data that you have, what data vis graph should be used?
I think we should have two line graphs, one showing the average temperature
(daily average) and one of the humidity. They are simple, and effective for
long term weather data we're displaying.
b. What should be represented in the above graph? Why?
Temperature/Date, and Humidity/Date. That data graphed will produce a
clean graph, showing the temperature and humidity over a large amount of
time. This is best suited as it is a constant data source being summarised
into an average. (Analog real world temperature into digital temperature
value)
c. Python supports numerous data vis libraries, which two did you pick?
We picked matplotlib and Seaborn, as they are the two most popular graphing
libraries, as the most popular, they are also the most stable, which
generally means better performance, and better reliabilty, which is
important on embedded devices such as Internet of Things devices.
d. comparison of libraries used
At the low level of what we were doing, (creating a single graph, with
one dataset) it is clear that matplotlib is the better option for creating
graphs in python. For the more advanced graphs, matplotlib is not as
efficient as Seaborn. While seaborn is slower and more 'simple' which is
pointless when creating a incredibly simple graph.