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The document outlines three distinct analysis tasks using Python: Sales Analysis, Employee Performance Analysis, and Housing Market Analysis. Each task includes a code snippet for generating a dataset and a series of analytical steps to perform, such as calculating averages, creating plots, and identifying trends. The tasks focus on different domains, including sales revenue, employee performance scores, and housing prices.

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Batch 1

The document outlines three distinct analysis tasks using Python: Sales Analysis, Employee Performance Analysis, and Housing Market Analysis. Each task includes a code snippet for generating a dataset and a series of analytical steps to perform, such as calculating averages, creating plots, and identifying trends. The tasks focus on different domains, including sales revenue, employee performance scores, and housing prices.

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Question 1: Sales Analysis

Problem Statement:

1. Use the following Python code snippet to generate the dataset:


1 import pandas as pd
2 import numpy as np
3
4 np . random . seed (42)
5 dates = pd . date_range ( start = " 2023 -01 -01 " , end = " 2023 -12 -31
" , freq = " D " )
6 categories = [ " Electronics " , " Clothing " , " Furniture " ]
7 data = {
8 " Date " : np . tile ( dates , 1) ,
9 " Product_Category " : np . random . choice ( categories , len (
dates ) ) ,
10 " Revenue " : np . random . randint (500 , 5000 , len ( dates ) ) ,
11 " Discount " : np . random . uniform (0.05 , 0.25 , len ( dates ) )
,
12 " Units_Sold " : np . random . randint (1 , 20 , len ( dates ) ) ,
13 }
14 sales_data = pd . DataFrame ( data )
15 sales_data . to_csv ( " sales_data . csv " , index = False )
16 print ( sales_data . head () )

Listing 1: Sales Data Generation

2. Perform the following analysis:

(a) Calculate the average revenue per product category.


(b) Identify the best-performing product category in terms of
total revenue.
(c) Generate a time series plot of revenue over the year for each
product category.
(d) Create a scatter plot of Units Sold vs. Revenue, colored by
Product Category.
(e) Generate a heatmap showing the correlation between Revenue,
Units Sold, and Discount.

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Question 2: Employee Performance Analysis
Problem Statement:

1. Use the following Python code snippet to generate the dataset:


1 import pandas as pd
2 import numpy as np
3
4 np . random . seed (42)
5 departments = [ " HR " , " Finance " , " Marketing " , " IT " ]
6 data = {
7 " Employee_ID " : np . arange (1 , 101) ,
8 " Department " : np . random . choice ( departments , 100) ,
9 " Y e a rs _ o f_ E x pe r i en c e " : np . random . randint (1 , 25 , 100) ,
10 " Salary " : np . random . randint (50000 , 200000 , 100) ,
11 " Perfo rmance _Score " : np . random . uniform (50 , 100 , 100) ,
12 }
13 employee_data = pd . DataFrame ( data )
14 employee_data . to_csv ( " employee_data . csv " , index = False )
15 print ( employee_data . head () )

Listing 2: Employee Performance Data Generation

2. Perform the following analysis:

(a) Calculate the average salary per department.


(b) Identify employees whose performance score is above 90 and
group them by department.
(c) Create a bar plot showing the average salary per department.
(d) Generate a boxplot to visualize the distribution of Performance Score
for each department.
(e) Plot a scatter plot of Years of Experience vs. Salary, and
color the points based on Performance Score ranges (e.g., 50–70,
70–90, 90+).

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Question 3: Housing Market Analysis
Problem Statement:

1. Use the following Python code snippet to generate the dataset:


1 import pandas as pd
2 import numpy as np
3
4 np . random . seed (42)
5 locations = [ " Urban " , " Suburban " , " Rural " ]
6 data = {
7 " House_ID " : np . arange (1 , 201) ,
8 " Price " : np . random . randint (50000 , 500000 , 200) ,
9 " Bedrooms " : np . random . randint (1 , 6 , 200) ,
10 " Square_Feet " : np . random . randint (500 , 4000 , 200) ,
11 " Location " : np . random . choice ( locations , 200) ,
12 }
13 housing_data = pd . DataFrame ( data )
14 housing_data . to_csv ( " housing_data . csv " , index = False )
15 print ( housing_data . head () )

Listing 3: Housing Market Data Generation

2. Perform the following analysis:

(a) Identify and visualize outliers in Price using the IQR method.
(b) Calculate the average price for each Location.
(c) Generate a scatter plot of Price vs. Square Feet, colored by
Bedrooms.
(d) Create a correlation matrix for Price, Bedrooms, and Square Feet.
Visualize it using a heatmap.
(e) Generate a boxplot of Price by Location.

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