This repository contains the code and results for a series of data science tasks performed using Python and Jupyter Notebooks.
In Task 1, we selected a dataset from Kaggle and explored its basic characteristics. We used Python with libraries like Pandas to load the dataset, checked for missing values, and displayed summary statistics.
Task 2 involved creating a basic bar chart or line chart using the Matplotlib library. We visualized key insights from the dataset to gain a better understanding of the data.
For Task 3, we selected a dataset with missing values and outliers. We applied techniques to clean and preprocess the data using Pandas, imputed missing values, and handled outliers appropriately.
In Task 4, we implemented a simple linear regression model using a dataset with a clear linear relationship between variables. We used the Scikit-Learn library in Python for this predictive modeling task.
Task 5 involved performing a comprehensive exploratory data analysis on a dataset of our choice. We used visualizations and statistical measures to gain insights into the data's patterns and relationships.
For Task 6, we built a classification model using a Random Forest algorithm on a dataset with categorical target variables. We evaluated the model's performance using metrics like accuracy and precision.
Task 7 involved selecting a time-series dataset and implementing a forecasting model, such as ARIMA or Prophet, using Python. We visualized the predicted values and compared them with the actual data.
In Task 8, we explored Natural Language Processing by analyzing text data. We used libraries like NLTK or SpaCy to perform tasks like sentiment analysis or text summarization.
For Task 9, we chose a dataset and implemented advanced feature engineering techniques, such as creating interaction terms, polynomial features, or using domain-specific knowledge to enhance model performance.
Feel free to explore each task individually in the provided Jupyter Notebooks.