demo_answers.json

{
    "01": {
        "question": "What is the distribution of incident counts?",
        "answer": {
            "answer": "The 'Hardware' category has significantly higher incident volumes compared to other categories.",
            "justification": "The distribution of incident counts per categories, the 'Hardware' category has an overwhelmingly higher number of incidents (346 incidents) compared to other categories such as 'Network' (42 incidents), 'Database' (41 incidents), 'Software' (40 incidents), and 'Inquiry / Help' (31 incidents).location shows that Australia has a significantly higher volume of incidents (263 incidents) compared to other locations like the United States (70 incidents), UK (61 incidents), India (57 incidents), and Canada (49 incidents). "
        }
    },
    "02": {
        "question": "Where are all the incidents located?",
        "answer": {
            "answer": "Australia has the highest volume of incidents compared to other locations.",
            "justification": "The distribution of incident counts per location shows that Australia has a significantly higher volume of incidents (263 incidents) compared to other locations like the United States (70 incidents), UK (61 incidents), India (57 incidents), and Canada (49 incidents). "
        }
    },
    "03": {
        "question": "What are the specific characteristics of incidents in Australia that contribute to its high volume?",
        "answer": {
            "answer": "Most of the Hardware issues are predominantly about a printer not working.",
            "justification": "The analysis indicates that the majority of incidents in Australia are related to hardware issues, with the most common issue being a printer not working. This suggests that there may be specific hardware-related challenges or maintenance issues in Australia that contribute to the high volume of incidents."
        }
    }
}