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Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Experiment: 3

Student Name: AMIT K. SINGH UID:22BIS70065

Student Name: ANKIT VERMA UID:22BIS70087
Student Name: SWARIT KASHYAP UID:22BIS70066
Student Name: RAJVEER SHARMA UID:22BIS70100
Branch: Computer Science & Engineering Section/Group: 120/B
Semester: 1ST Date of Performance: 07/10/22
Subject Name: DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY
Subject Code: 22ECH-102

1. Aim of the practical: Explore, visualize, transform and summarize input

datasets for building Classification/regression/prediction models.

2. Tool Used: GOOGLE COLABORATORY, INTERNET CONNECTION, LAPTOP.

3. Basic Concept/ Command Description:

(1). Knowledge of pycaret

(2). Knowledge of opensource python libraries
(3). Uses of matplotlib
(4). Knowledge of file handling.
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4. Code:

#Installing Pycaret

!pip install pycaret

print ("Pycaret installed successfully")

#Getting version of the pycaret

from pycaret.utils import version
version()

#Classification
#Loading dataset from pycaret
from pycaret.datasets import get_data
#No output
#Getting the list of datasets available in pycaret (55)

dataSets = get_data('index')
#Getting diabetes dataset
diabetesDataSet = get_data("diabetes") # Serial No. is 7

#Read data from file

import pandas as pd
diabetesDataSet = pd.read_csv("/content/diabetes_exp3.csv")
diabetesDataSet.columns

#Get the statistical summary of the dataset

diabetesDataSet.describe()
diabetesDataSet.info()

#print the type of dataset

#print("type(diabetesDataSet)-->",type(diabetesDataSet))
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#Get the dimension of the dataset

print("diabetesDataSet.shape -->", diabetesDataSet.shape)

print("Rows -->", diabetesDataSet.shape[0]) ##axis 0---row
print("Columns -->", diabetesDataSet.shape[1]) ###column

#To Show top 5 rows and bottom 5 of the dataset

diabetesDataSet.head()
diabetesDataSet.tail()

#Accessing data from dataset - Part 1 (using loc - Column Names)

### Accessing data from dataset - Part 1 (using loc - Column Names)

diabetesDataSet.loc[:, ['Diabetes pedigree function','Age (years)']]

#Accessing data from dataset - Part 2 (using iloc - Column Names)

diabetesDataSet.iloc[20:30, 1:5]

#Bar graph
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

x= diabetesDataSet['Diabetes pedigree function']

y= diabetesDataSet['Age (years)']

plt.bar(x,y, color="g")
plt.xlabel("Diabetes pedigree function")
plt.ylabel("Age (years)")
plt.title("bar graph for DIABETES DATASET")
plt.show()

#Scatter plot
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

x= diabetesDataSet['Diabetes pedigree function']

y= diabetesDataSet['Age (years)']

plt.scatter(x,y, marker = "*", color="r")

plt.show()
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#Subplot
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

x= diabetesDataSet['Diabetes pedigree function']

y= diabetesDataSet['Age (years)']

plt.scatter(x,y, marker = "+", color="r")

a= diabetesDataSet['Number of times pregnant']

b= diabetesDataSet['Diabetes pedigree function']

plt.barh (a,b, color="c")

plt.show()

5. Observations, Simulation Screen Shots and Discussions:

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6. Result and Summary:

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7. Additional Creative Inputs (If Any):

Learning outcomes (What I have learnt):

 Getting Data: How to import data from PyCaret repository

 Setting up Environment: How to setup an experiment in PyCaret and get started with building
regression models
 Create Model: How to create a model, perform cross validation and evaluate regression
metrics
 Tune Model: How to automatically tune the hyperparameters of a regression model
 Plot Model: How to analyze model performance using various plots
 Finalize Model: How to finalize the best model at the end of the experiment
 Predict Model: How to make prediction on new / unseen data
 Save / Load Model: How to save / load a model for future use

Evaluation Grid (To be filled by Faculty):

Sr. No. Parameters Marks Obtained Maximum Marks
1. Student Performance (task 12
implementation and result evaluation)
2. Viva-Voce 10
3. Worksheet Submission (Record) 8
Signature of Faculty (with Date): Total Marks Obtained: 30