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The Citi bicycle sharing dataset is used to explore methods to analyze the relationship between stations within the bike-sharing system and find community structures. We treat a station as a node and the weights are considered as frequency of trips between nodes. Using Network Theory we aim to analyse the bike usage pattern
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Download the source data file from the link provided: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XhiVHb127mTvpM0LG8TkbvGtDURYcY9N/view?usp=sharing We have separated the codes into the different stages of our project by folders labelled from '1_' to '3_'. In each folder, we have included the codes and input datasets for the codes. Detailed Instructions before executing each folder is provided below: 1_Exploratory Data Analysis - Save the downloaded source data file into the 'Input File' folder - Execute the notebook labelled as 'Master File - EDA + Network Structure.ipynb' - The outputs are stored as .CSV files under the sub-folder 'Clean_data_files_Community' which will be used as input for '2_Community Detection' - The outputs for folium plots are stored under the sub-folder 'Folium_Output'. 2_Community Detection - First, execute the notebook labelled as 'Community detection.ipynb' - Next, execute the notebook labelled as 'Centrality on Communities.ipynb' - The community detection output files in html format can be found under the sub-folder 'Output files_for_Community' 3_Network Classification - Save the downloaded source data file into the 'Input File' folder - Execute the notebook labelled as 'Network Classification.ipynb' - Misc_Files are used for intermediate code operations
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The Citi bicycle sharing dataset is used to explore methods to analyze the relationship between stations within the bike-sharing system and find community structures. We treat a station as a node and the weights are considered as frequency of trips between nodes. Using Network Theory we aim to analyse the bike usage pattern
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