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Average number of attendees is 11.79, up from 9.83. and there are most likely to be 11 people ( up from 9 ) turn up in a given week.
Lowest turnout was 6 ( up from 5 ), highest turnout was 22 ( up from 17 ).
However , those figures are very misleading because of the wide range in variation going on which is serving to cover up a significant upward trend.
Splitting those stats into quarterly figures we get
Quarter n = 0
Average Number of Attendees :15.5
Most likely to encounter this many people in any given week : 18
Quarter n = -1
Average Number of Attendees :11.76
Most likely to encounter this many people in any given week : 11
Quarter n = -2
Average Number of Attendees :8.94
Most likely to encounter this many people in any given week : 9
6 comments:
I can't see the graph.
You should be able to. Others can.
Hmmm, might be something to do with my browser settings. I couldn't see it. Then I could. And now I can't again.
o_O
Google hates you.
It's the NSA stopping and starting their eavesdropping on your online criminal Norfolk empire.
Ok, dug into this, it's a Google bug. They have been having some issues in the last six months with graph rendering. It was noted as a bug and marked as fixed in July, but it's still borked and is getting looked at again.
The problem is intermittent, it seems the google server which is producing the images on the fly has off moments when it just can't be bothered.
D'oh.
As a workaround I have cap'd the image into a static pic, so regardless of how well google is feeling the chart should now always display.
Hooray. I can look at the chart all the time. Mmmm, lovely chart.
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