So less things are lost when they aren’t working. Thanks for the graph.

I bet there's spikes on rainy days because of umbrellas

Data : https://ressources.data.sncf.com

Tools : Python, matplotlib

They tend to lose more objects in the middle of the year, a recurring pattern even in 2022 after all the lockdowns messed with it. Perhaps the number of commuters increase with all the tourists visiting in the summer. Then it would be more representative to use such parameter as number of objects lost per passenger, I think. Though I can't imagine the real life application of this data lol.

There were only two strikes?!

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Pretty interesting and unique dataset. There seems to be a higher number of lost items in the middle of the year (summer?). Maybe due to more tourists? There are also some short-term spikes in more lost items… I wonder what those correspond to.