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S.No

Program

1

a)     Write a program in python to read and write different types of Files(CSV, json, txt etc)

b)     Write a program in python to perform statistical analysis on given data set

2.

a)     Write a program in python to manipulate, Aggregate and Analyze data using Numpy

b)     Write a program in python to handle and Analyze data using Pandas

3.

a)     Working with vectors and matrices in python

b)     Working with matplotlib and seaborn packages in python

4.

a)     Writes a python program to get the number of observations, missing values and nan values from the given dataset

b)     Writes a python program to get observations of each species from iris data and plot it using seaborn or matplotlib packages

5.

a)     Writes a python program to create a join plot to describe individual distributions on the same plot between sepal length and Sepal width

b)     Writes a python program using seaborn to create a Kernal Density Estimate plot of petal_length versus petal width for setosa species of flower

6.

a)     Write a Python program to split the iris dataset into its attribute(X) and labels (Y). The X variable contains the first four column.

b)     Write a python program using scikit-learn to split the iris dataset into 80% train data and 20% test data. Out of total 150 records, the training set will come 120 records and the test set contains 30 of those records. Print both datasets

7.

a)     Write a Python program to split the iris dataset into its attribute(X) and labels (Y). The X variable contains the first four column.

b)     Write a python program using scikit-learn to convert species column in a numerical column of the iris data frame. To encode this data map convert each value to a number. e.g. Iris setosa:0, Iris-versicolor:1 and Iris-versicolor:2. Now print the iris data into 70% train data and 20 % test data. Out of total 150 records, the training set will contain 120 records and the test set contains 30 of those records. Print both datasets.

8.

a)     Write a python program to add an indeed field, changing misleading data fields, Re-expressing categorical data as numerical data, standardizing numerical fields and identifying outliers for data preparation phase for bank marketing data set.

b)     Write a python program to implement a correlation

9.

a)     Write a Python program to find the location address of a specified latitude and longitude using Nominatim API and Geopy package.

b)     Write a Python function to get the city, state, and country names of a specified latitude and longitude using Nominatim API and Geopy packages

10

a)     Write a Python program to search the Street address, and name from a given location information using Nominatim API and GeoPy package.

b)     Write a Python program to search the country name from a given state name using Nominatim API and GeoPy package.

 

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