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  • Mini Project
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    • Task 6
    • Task 7
    • Task 8
    • Task 9
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  1. Mini Project

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Am I progressing?

Let's dive a little deeper into the data to answer a tricky question: am I progressing in terms of my running skills?

To answer this question, we'll decompose my weekly distance run and visually compare it to the raw data. A red trend line will represent the weekly distance run.

We are going to use statsmodels library to decompose the weekly trend.

Create a plot with observed distance of runs and decomposed trend.

  • Import the statsmodels.api under the alias sm.

  • Subset df_run from 2013 through 2018, select Distance (km) column, resample weekly, and fill NaN values with the bfill() method. Assign to df_run_dist_wkly.

  • Create a plot with plt.figure(), defining plot size by setting figsize to (12,5).

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  • seasonal_decompose() using moving averages

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