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Assignment 0: IDS Latex Template

This document provides a latex template for an assignment. It includes sections for code and image directories, exercise instructions for Python, MATLAB, and R examples, and listings of sample code. References are provided for tutorials and course materials. The template is for an introduction to data science course and includes two code listings - one for a Python "Hello World" example and one for an R boxplot example using mtcars data.

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Assignment 0: IDS Latex Template

This document provides a latex template for an assignment. It includes sections for code and image directories, exercise instructions for Python, MATLAB, and R examples, and listings of sample code. References are provided for tutorials and course materials. The template is for an introduction to data science course and includes two code listings - one for a Python "Hello World" example and one for an R boxplot example using mtcars data.

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Assignment 0: IDS latex template

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September 3, 2017

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Code and images are placed in the subdirectories code and images respectively. You can redene some-
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This template was made for the course introduction to data science [2]. clumsy.
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Exercise 1: Python example know
Three dierent lstsets are dened for Python, Matlab and R. The only dierence between them what you
are their keywordsets and are otherwise the same. think.
Always refer and add captions to your code. Example python code in listing 1 and matlab code
in listing 2.
1
2 # comment
3 print ( " Hello world ! " )
Listing 1: Hello World Example

1
2 % FizzBuzz example
3 % print numbers from 1 to 100 each on a newline ,
4 % if the number if divisible by 3 or 5 print " Fizz " or " Buzz " respectively
5 % instead
6 % if divisible by 3 and 5 print " FizzBuzz " instead
7 for int = 1:100
8
9 if ( mod ( int ,3) == 0 & & mod ( int ,5) == 0)
10 fprintf ( ' FizzBuzz ') ;
11 elseif ( mod ( int ,3) == 0)
12 fprintf ( ' Fizz ') ;
13 elseif ( mod ( int ,5) == 0)
14 fprintf ( ' Buzz ') ;
15 else
16 fprintf ( '% d ' , int ) ;
17 end
18
19 fprintf ( '\ n ') ;
20
21 end
Listing 2: FizzBuzz example

1
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Exercise 3: R example
Figure 1 was created by the script in listing 3. The script was taken from tutorialspoint [1].

Figure 1: Boxplot example from mtcars data.

1 input <- mtcars [ , c ( ' mpg ' , ' cyl ') ]


2 print ( head ( input ) )
3
4 # Give the chart file a name .
5 png ( file = " boxplot . png " )
6
7 # Plot the chart .
8 boxplot ( mpg ~ cyl , data = mtcars , xlab = " Number of Cylinders " ,
9 ylab = " Miles Per Gallon " , main = " Mileage Data ")
10
11 # Save the file .
12 dev . off ()
Listing 3: Boxplot example

References
[1] tutorialspoint boxplots. https://www.tutorialspoint.com/r/r_boxplots.htm. Accessed:
2017-08-31.
[2] M.F. Lungu K. Bunte. Introduction to data science, 2017.

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