Estimate margins of error on a sample of hourly averages #113
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Would resolve #118
This estimates margins of error around the sample mean using a bootstrap estimator where the unit of observation is a single hour with enough data to calculate a travel time.
Where there is only one hour with data, we can get a mean but no margins of error. I'm currently allowing margins of error for samples > 1; it is hard to know where / if to draw a line on sample size.