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NAVNEET KAUR 2821319 PROGRAM 9: Write a program to implement different visualization techniques on the sample data set. MATPLOTLIB: Scatter Plot import matplotlib pyplot as plt 8, pit scatter(x,y) pltshow(), OUTPUT: NAVNEET KAUR Line plotting Code pit plot(x.y) plt.show() OUTP' Histogram # importing packages import seaborn as sns import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import pandas as pd # reading the database data = pd.read_csv("tips.csv") sns.histplot(x='total_bill’, data=data, kde=True, hue='sex') plt.show() OUTPUT: FY total bit 23[ Page 2821319 NAVNEET KAUR 2821319 PROGRAM - 10: Write a program to implement different hypothesis tests on sample datasets, T-test (One-sample t-test) you have 10 ages, and you are checking whether the average age is 30 or not. (Check the code below for that using Python) from scipy.stats import ttest_lsamp import numpy as np ages = [32,34,29,29,22,39,38,37,36,30,26,22,22 print(ages) ages_mean = np.mean(ages) print(ages_mean) tset, pval = ttest_1samp(ages, 30) print("p-values" pval) if pval < 0.05: # alpha value is 0.05 or 5% print (" we are rejecting null hypothesis") else print ("we are accepting null hypothesis") OUTPUT [32, 34, 29, 29, 22, 39, 38, 37, 36, 30, 26, 22, 22] 30.46153846153846 p-values 0.7920561355855448 we are accepting null hypothesis NAVNEET KAUR 2821319 Z test For example, again we are using a z-test for blood pressure with some mean like 156 (python code is below for same) one-sample Z test. 1. One-sample Z test import pandas as pd from scipy import stats df= pd.read_csv("blood_pressure.csv") from statsmodels.stats import weightstats as stests zAest .pval = stests.ztest(dt]'bp_before'), x2=None, value=156) print(float(pval)) if pval<0.05 print ("reject the null hypothesis") else print ("accept null hypothesis") OUTPUT @.6651614730255063 accept null hypothesis NAVNEET KAUR 2821319 2. Two-sample Z test HO: mean of the two groups is 0 HI: mean of the two groups is not 0 Example: we are checking in blood data after blood and before blood data.(code in python below) atest, pvall = stests.ztest(dif'bp_before'], x2=di]'bp_after'], value=0.alternative='two- sided’) print(float(pval 1) if pval<0,05 print ("reject null hypothesis") else print ("accept null hypothesis") OUTPUT @.002162306611369422 accept null hypothesis

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