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Trying to make my best fit line pass through the origin (0,0)
When attempting to create a best fit line that passes through the origin (0,0), it's essential to ensure that the intercept is precisely set to zero. However, if the line does not align as expected, it may be due to the underlying data points or the method of calculation. Exploring the reasons behind this discrepancy can help clarify the issue. By examining your data and the fitting process, you can gain insights to achieve the desired outcome and enhance your understanding of linear regression.
Visualise ocurrence time of events that can happen multiple times a day
Visualizing the occurrence of power outages over time can unveil patterns and trends that inform decision-making. By plotting outage times across various locations throughout the year, you can identify whether these occurrences shift in relation to other factors, such as temperature fluctuations. However, you may encounter challenges, such as duplicate values on the x-axis due to multiple outages within a single day. Addressing these issues will ensure a clearer representation of your data, enabling deeper insights into outage behaviors and their correlations with environmental variables.