This article has some fancy images generated from Where's George data. Wouldn't it be fancy to have something like that in EBT?
.Trivia: the top WG user has entered 2 million notes and has a hit ratio of 1:4
.A new USA map, created by how dollar bills move
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A new USA map, created by how dollar bills move
Well this post isn't related to Europe in any way, so I'm afraid it's relegated to the off topic section…
This article has some fancy images generated from Where's George data. Wouldn't it be fancy to have something like that in EBT?.
Trivia: the top WG user has entered 2 million notes and has a hit ratio of 1:4.
This article has some fancy images generated from Where's George data. Wouldn't it be fancy to have something like that in EBT?
.Trivia: the top WG user has entered 2 million notes and has a hit ratio of 1:4
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Re: A new USA map, created by how dollar bills move
That could be interesting as a project to somebody's PhD thesis.
Taking into account all the sampling bias of course.
On another note, no pun intended, have you ever thought that even with all the commerce and tourism between our two countries, Portugal<->Spain hits are not that frequent?
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notes are not that common in 
either, and you are just next door.
I realise pooling plays a big role here, but even so...
We might well end up with a thick blue line along the Spanish-Portuguese border, and that to me is very intriguing.
Taking into account all the sampling bias of course.
On another note, no pun intended, have you ever thought that even with all the commerce and tourism between our two countries, Portugal<->Spain hits are not that frequent?
V
notes are not that common in either, and you are just next door.I realise pooling plays a big role here, but even so...
We might well end up with a thick blue line along the Spanish-Portuguese border, and that to me is very intriguing.
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Re: A new USA map, created by how dollar bills move
^It comes down to the fact that Spain has a relatively low number of users, unfortunately. Still, sixth place in Portugal's hit partners list is a bit low.
