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Summary of ChangesHello @oscarsyu, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request enhances the documentation for exploratory data analyses by adding direct links to published FEMA-related risk score analyses. It also includes a minor configuration update for VS Code to streamline GitHub Pull Request management by ignoring the develop branch. Highlights
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This pull request adds new exploratory data analyses for FEMA's National Risk Index and USGS fault data. It also updates the datasets-eda/README.md to link to the published HTML versions of these analyses.
My review focuses on the README.md file, where I've found a few opportunities for improvement:
- A redundant heading and some extra whitespace can be removed for better formatting.
- One of the new links appears to point to a file that is not included in this pull request, which would result in a broken link.
Additionally, I've reviewed the new R Markdown files provided for context. In datasets-eda/fema_nri/eda_fema_nri.Rmd, there's a potential for a division-by-zero error on line 152. It would be beneficial to add a safeguard against this.
Finally, please consider filling out the pull request description. Providing details on the changes and testing helps reviewers understand the context and purpose of the PR.
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| * [FEMA Risk Scores](https://pmarchand1.github.io/sf-earthquake-data/eda_fema_nri.html) | ||
| * [Risk Scores by Neighborhood](https://pmarchand1.github.io/sf-earthquake-data/nri_neighborhoods.html) |
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