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Week 3

Data banks:

- 45211 observations
- 17 variables
- 9 factors (marital, education, default, housing, loan, contact,
campaign, poutcome, y)

Marital Education Default Housing Loan


Divorce: 5207 Primary: 6851 No: 44396 No: 20081 No: 37967
Married: Secondary: Yes: 815 Yes: 25130 Yes: 7244
27214 23202
Single: 12790 Tertiary: 13301
Unknown: 1857

Contact Campaign poutcome Y


Cellular: 29285 1: 17544 Failure: 4901 No: 39922
Telephone: 2906 2: 12505 Other: 1840 Yes: 5289
Unknown: 13020 3: 5521 Success: 1511
4: 3522 Unknown:
36959
5: 1764
6: 1291
Other: 3064

1. Descriptive statistics:

Age Balance Campaig Day Pdays


n
Min 18 -8019 17544 1 -1
Q1 33 72 12505 8 -1
Median 39 448 5521 16 -1
Mean 40.94 1362 3522 15.81 40.2
Q3 48 1428 1764 21 -1
Max 95 102127 1291 31 871

2. Filter

# filters on a numerical variable, balances above zero

filter(df, df$balance > 0)

df %>% filter(balance >0)


# filters on a factor y=="yes" means that the customer opened a
savings account

filter(df,df$y=="yes")

#filter with 2 conditions

dfHousingnLoan <- filter(df,housing =="yes" & loan =="yes")

filter(df, education == "secondary"| education == "tertiary")

df %>% filter(education == “secondary”|education ==”tertiary”)

3. Select function to isolate specific column

#Select one column

dfMarital <- select(df,marital)

#Select multiple columns

dfCustomerProduct <- df %>% select(balance,housing,loan)

# Use a namelist select every columns

dfFactors <- df %>% select(all_of(BankFactors))

#Reshape from wide format to long format

reshaped_df <- prices_df %>% pivot_longer(cols = 2:5,

names_to = "Date",

values_to = "Value")

#Add one column

reshaped_df <- reshaped_df %>% mutate(ValueUSD = Value * 0.7)

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