Photo Electric Effect - Making Sense of Data

Optical power effect - Understanding data Introduction: I participated in the classroom experiment on photoelectric effect. Collects a large number of results that can be used to calculate multiple values, such as the value of a Planck constant. My job is to understand the data obtained by interpreting, analyzing and manipulating data in such experiments. We repeated four times and got results from 6 different ribbons. If necessary, I must use ICT to logically convey my results.

In this article I looked up tag data for 263,693 photos. Google Cloud Vision applies multiple tags to each photo and generates 2,457,707 tags in a large spreadsheet. Since the photo contains up to 32 tags or keywords, it is difficult to understand the data at least initially. Tags do not wait, but APIs usually select different objects for photos, text, and even photo styles. After several weeks of organization and excavation, I learned that several patterns started to appear. Surprisingly, our UGC series does not have photos of so many children, and we attract many group visitors, but group pictures seem to be less than we think. As a parent, I can understand this, I think there is always a photographer who wants to be behind the camera!

When many influential people publish photos from the same restaurant within the same time period, it seems to have a compound effect. This is what I noticed when combining data - there is not enough data set to prove that this is beyond the doubt shadow, but it certainly has significance as a theory. The reason behind this is that Instagram users often follow multiple influencers in the same niche. If many of these influencers publish pictures of the same restaurant at the same time, they will occupy an important position in the user's news feed. Therefore, the impact will be greater than influencers released at different times. Hosting an influential night in a restaurant or even inviting everyone to participate in a short time is the best way to ensure high impact.