Your province
Part of the Tourism
Province code (e.g. `BO`, `MI`, `TO`, `NA`, `VE`).
data space «turismo» — this micro app reads and writes the suite’s shared data space.
What it records
- Province code
The other micro apps in the same suite
How it works
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The app’s source
# 📈 Your province
## The trend in your province
Province code (e.g. `BO`, `MI`, `TO`, `NA`, `VE`).
::input[prov]{value="VE" placeholder="Province code"}
::od-query{into="trend" sql="SELECT anno AS anno, arrivi AS arrivi, presenze AS presenze FROM turismo WHERE sigla = '{#prov}' ORDER BY anno"}
::chart-line{data="trend" x="anno" y="arrivi,presenze" height="16rem"}
### And the coming years?
A linear trend on **overnight stays** extends the series: move the slider for
the horizon. The first run downloads the compute engine (one time only), then
the forecast updates by itself (the R² in the status says how much of the
series the trend explains).
::range[anni]{min="1" max="5" value="3" legend="Years to forecast"}
::ml-forecast{data="trend" x="anno" y="presenze" horizon="#anni" into="trendPrev"}
::chart-line{data="trendPrev" x="anno" y="presenze,previsione" height="16rem"}
:::table{path="trend" headers="Year,Arrivals,Overnight stays" pagesize="8" search="false"}
{anno} | {arrivi} | {presenze}
:::
**Overnight stays** are nights spent, **arrivals** are registered guests:
their ratio is the average length of stay.