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AIM: Create advanced charts using R programming language on the dataset - Housing data

DATASET: Housing Price Dataset: https://www.kaggle.com/datasets/yasserh/housing-


prices-dataset/data
This dataset represents housing prices, featuring attributes such as area, number of bedrooms,
bathrooms, stories, and additional amenities like parking, basement, and air conditioning
providing an overview of various factors influencing house prices.
ANALYSIS:

1] Word Chart/ Word Cloud


The above word cloud states that the majority of the houses that are sold are semi-furnished
and furnished homes represent the smallest proportion.
2] Box and whisker plot
The above Box and Whisker plot states that houses with more stories tend to have a higher
price range. There's some price overlap, but outliers are seen particularly in 2-story houses.
The highest sold house was of 3-story.
3] Violin plot

The above Violin plot shows that houses with 3 or 4 bedrooms show a wider price range and
houses with fewer or more bedrooms tend to have a narrower range in prices. The highest
selling house was of 4 bedrooms.
4] Regression plot (linear and nonlinear)
 Linear
The above regression plot shows that larger area generally results in a higher price. But area
is not the only factor to determine price which can be clearly seen by the above plot.
 Non-Linear
The above regression plot shows that the relationship between Area and Price is non-linear.
The price appears to rise quickly for moderate increases in area but flattens as area continues
to increase.
5] 3D chart

The above 3D plot shows that houses with more stories tend to have higher prices and larger
areas also generally lead to higher prices, but there are exceptions.
6] Jitter plot

The above jitter plot shows that Price and air conditioning has no definite relationship. Most
of the houses sold were with no air-conditioning. The highest sold house was with air
conditioning.

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