Visualize growth trend with historic SPARQL queries

[hugolpz]

I would like to expand visualization graphs such as shown here in order to increase understanding of trends.

Sources of inspirations on LinguaLibre:Stats/Time

Status	Focus	Added semantic value	Visualization	Code pad
✅	Records per months	Shows overall recording trend	gdoc	paws
✅	Active languages per months	Shows overall diversity and popularity trend	gdoc	paws
✅	Active speakers per months	Shows overall participants trend	gdoc	paws
✅	Monthly cumulative	Shows overall cumulative evolution	-	paws
✅	HAL publications	HAL Open Archive Publications, yearly	-	paws
🕐	Records per languages (rows) and per months (columns)	Shows when a language starts to be active and how it progresses along time
🕐	Active speakers per languages (rows) and per months (columns)	Idem, but with focus on participants.
	Ratio women/men per month	Shows temporal trends of female
	Ratio Indo-European languages per month	Shows temporal trends for non-western languages
	Ratio macro/medium/minority languages per month	Shows temporal trends for non-western languages

Example

[hugolpz]

Hello @KazeNoOni, if you know someone willing to investigate gender on Lingualibre, then there is the possibility to hack the Jupyter notebooks Python, mapplotlib, SPARQL cited above to create percent stacked area chart matplotlib. That could enlighten the monthly gender imbalance on the project.

Bonjour @KazeNoOni, si vous connaissez quelqu'un prêt à enquêter sur le genre + Lingualibre, il est possible de hacker les notebooks Jupyter Python, mapplotlib, SPARQL cités ci-dessus pour créer pourcentage de diagramme en aires empilées matplotlib. Cela mettrait en évidence part des enregistrement féminins vs masculins par année ou mois.