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Challenge: Producing bivariate visualizations for case study 1
From the course: Data Science Foundations: Data Assessment for Predictive Modeling
Challenge: Producing bivariate visualizations for case study 1
(electronic music) - [Instructor] Okay, welcome to your next challenge. We're in the Titanic data set and we're going to do some bivariate analyses. So the first one we're going to do is a category and a category. Survived is a category, of course, so let's go ahead and pair it with the sex variable. Then for your next one, do survived and fare. Obviously then a category and a scale. Let's make the third one a little bit more interesting. Survived one more time, but parent/child. Look at it through the lens of scale and ordinal and see which one you think is more informative. One final condition. Since we're looking at relationships that might potentially work their way into the model, it will be safer if we look at only the train partition. I'll be working in KNIME. You're welcome to use any tool you like. If you, like me, are in KNIME, you're going to need a row filter to grab just that train partition. So to…
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The explore data task1m 1s
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How to be effective doing univariate analysis and data visualization3m 18s
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Anscombe's quartet6m 26s
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The Data Explorer node feature in KNIME5m 14s
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How to navigate borderline cases of variable type5m 11s
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How to be effective in doing bivariate data visualization8m 34s
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Challenge: Producing bivariate visualizations for case study 11m 18s
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Solution: Producing bivariate visualizations for case study 15m 40s
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