Proposed Analytical Process for More Convenient Utilization of Open Data
Verification Using Tourist Number Data
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.52731/lir.v004.281Keywords:
open data, tourism, regression analysis, principal component analysisAbstract
This study proposes a statistical analysis process for the effective and convenient utilization of open data. Considering the current state of open data use in Japan and other countries, it focuses on the challenge where maximizing data utility is heavily dependent on user skills. The process is validated using easily accessible prefectural tourist data, which is rich in academic research. By applying principal component analysis and regression analysis, the study defines a specific model and proposes a process aimed at enabling more practical and straightforward applications of open data.
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