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October 21st, 2020

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/r/dataisbeautiful

5 years ago

[OC] A map of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors at my college and their mutual hookups.

October 21st, 2020

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DavidHadEnough

5 years ago

So.. what do the colors mean?

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LuciusDickusMaximus

5 years ago

Blue = Senior, Red = Junior, Green = Sophomore, Light-Blue is non-student residents (auditors, TAs, adjuncts, etc.)

The outlying points are the NAs that I couldn't remove due to time constraints

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FellowOfHorses

5 years ago

This should be in the image and/or the top comment

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gingerJesusisKing

5 years ago

That in person schools are a horible idea once your infection rate is over 2%.

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LuciusDickusMaximus

5 years ago

Hahaha nah mate the data is pre-corona, I just had it sitting in my Drive

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gingerJesusisKing

5 years ago

Yes but high school kids are still gonna find ways to make out.

JothamS

5 years ago

This sounds like an episode of Veronica Mars. Or the plot of the L Word

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brfoss

5 years ago

For comparison, a map of my hookups:

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5 years ago

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LuciusDickusMaximus

5 years ago

Source: A google forms survey I made just for my friend group and somehow got popular and got responses from 99% of the student body

Tools: Ran a regression in R Studio Markdown and assigned all classes a different color, then assigned everyone a unique point. Used the Hmisc package to correlate mutual hookups using a dummy variable 1 if you hooked up with a specific person and 0 if you did not. Took the resulting data frame, made it into a csv and used my buddy Jiv's data mapper which is currently in beta and got this data map

Edit: A word

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LuciusDickusMaximus

5 years ago

ALSO IMPORTANT: The dummy variable =1 only if both people had included the other in the response. A lot of the Points that go way outside of the circle and have circles, squares, or triangles were NAs, people who claimed to have hooked up with someone who didn't claim to have hooked up with them. It was too difficult for me to remove these with the limited time I had to make this

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Shoopdawoop993

5 years ago

This is unreadable. What do the colors mean? Why is there a big ring of green?

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tinkletwit

5 years ago

Yeah, this is far from beautiful data. It seems like what's important should be the hubs, but the organization and color coding the map take the focus away from the hubs and make them hard to distinguish. And there's no explanation of why the rings show up. It can't possibly be that all the individuals in the rings hooked up with the same person.

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zizics

5 years ago

I’m not one to judge, but holy shit there are some hubs with a lot of spokes on here. Out of curiosity, does either gender come out on top? If you cut it up to just include ahem over-achievers, is one gender more represented?

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LuciusDickusMaximus

5 years ago

Depends how you slice it up. On the whole, women reported more hookups. This is true until you look at it conditional on the fact that the people had more than 6 hookups, where both genders are neck in neck. Over 11, men take the lead, though not by much

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suddenly_seymour

5 years ago

How the hell did you convince your whole school to trust you with this info. Real Zuckerberg shit. Can I invest in your upcoming social network startup?

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LuciusDickusMaximus

5 years ago

Hahaha it was literally just a google form meant for some friends and friends or friends and then some girls started trying to get everyone to take it

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Jolly_Tab_Rancher

5 years ago

What's the Eskimo Sibling ratio here?

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FellowOfHorses

5 years ago

This is really surprising, what are the chances of somebody filling the form for another person? e.g. Becky said Karen banged Kyle, Jonathan and Joseph?

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LuciusDickusMaximus

5 years ago

Unless they had access to someone else's school gmail account, none

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DGrey10

5 years ago

Wow. STI spread nightmare fuel for those highly connected nodes.

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SrslyBadDad

5 years ago

SLPT - filter by the gender you’re interested in and create a short list of the easy lays.

You can use this to your own advantage or to profit from.

LuciusDickusMaximus

5 years ago

Lol that's not my style but I don't judge. It was actually very surprising seeing how much the people I thought were really conservative Catholics got around

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DonJuanDoja

5 years ago

You crave the things you’re not supposed to do. We knew this in high school, good girls want to be bad.

You really could have something here. The applications could be incredibly useful from studying social sciences to std tracking and more.

Don’t think about the money, think about how you could change the world, if you do it right, the money will follow.

The participation rate should tell you something... companies spend millions trying to gather data and you’re just like hey guys who did you fuck and everybody like 👉👆👇👈

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