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The document outlines a procedure for generating a dataset of 50 random age values and performing various statistical computations including mean, median, mode, percentiles, midrange, quartiles, and a five-number summary. It includes Python code to implement these steps and displays the results of the computations. Additionally, it provides a function for users to input their own dataset and compute a specified percentile.

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The document outlines a procedure for generating a dataset of 50 random age values and performing various statistical computations including mean, median, mode, percentiles, midrange, quartiles, and a five-number summary. It includes Python code to implement these steps and displays the results of the computations. Additionally, it provides a function for users to input their own dataset and compute a specified percentile.

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NAME : P KOUSHIK REDDY

ROLL NO : 12212161

Question 1:

STEPS TO BE FOLLOWED :-

let's start with generating a dataset of 50 random age values between 5 and 95 and perform each
computation step-by-step. We can then repeat the experiments as requested.

Step 1: Generate a Dataset

We'll generate 50 random age values between 5 and 95.

Step 2: Perform Computations (a) to (i)

Arrange data in ascending order.

Compute the mean, median, and mode.

Compute a percentile of a data item.

Compute the 70th and 80th percentiles.

Compute the midrange.

Compute the 1st and 3rd quartiles.

Give the five-number summary of the data.

Step 3: Repeat the Experiment

Repeat the above process five times with different datasets.

Step 4: Write a General Program

Create a general program to compute a percentile of a given dataset.

Let's implement this in Python:

INPUT CODE(PYTHON),Along with all the steps as comments :

import numpy as np

import pandas as pd
from scipy import stats

# Step 1: Generate a dataset of 50 random age values between 5 and 95

np.random.seed(42) # For reproducibility

dataset = np.random.randint(5, 96, 50)

# Step 2: Perform computations (a) to (i)

# (a) Arrange data in ascending order

data_sorted = np.sort(dataset)

# (b) Compute mean, median, and mode of the data

mean = np.mean(data_sorted)

median = np.median(data_sorted)

mode = stats.mode(data_sorted)[0][0]

# (c) Compute percentile of a data item from the formed dataset (e.g., 25th percentile)

percentile_25 = np.percentile(data_sorted, 25)

# (d) Compute 70 and 80 percentiles

percentile_70 = np.percentile(data_sorted, 70)

percentile_80 = np.percentile(data_sorted, 80)

# (e) Compute 70th and 80th percentiles (same as above)

percentile_70th = percentile_70

percentile_80th = percentile_80

# (f) Compute midrange of the data

midrange = (np.min(data_sorted) + np.max(data_sorted)) / 2

# (g) Compute 1st and 3rd quartiles of the dataset


quartile_1 = np.percentile(data_sorted, 25)

quartile_3 = np.percentile(data_sorted, 75)

# (h) Find 1st and 3rd quartiles of the dataset (same as above)

quartile_1st = quartile_1

quartile_3rd = quartile_3

# (i) Give five-number summary of the data

five_number_summary = {

"Minimum": np.min(data_sorted),

"1st Quartile": quartile_1,

"Median": median,

"3rd Quartile": quartile_3,

"Maximum": np.max(data_sorted)

# Display the results

"Sorted Data": data_sorted.tolist(),

"Mean": mean,

"Median": median,

"Mode": mode,

"25th Percentile": percentile_25,

"70th Percentile": percentile_70,

"80th Percentile": percentile_80,

"Midrange": midrange,

"1st Quartile": quartile_1st,

"3rd Quartile": quartile_3rd,

"Five-Number Summary": five_number_summary

}
OUTPUT :

Result

{'Sorted Data': [6,

6,

7,

7,

8,

11,

19,

19,

22,

25,

25,

25,

26,

26,

28,

34,

37,

42,

43,

46,

51,

53,

55,

55,

56,

57,

59,

62,

63,
64,

64,

65,

66,

66,

66,

68,

68,

76,

77,

79,

79,

80,

84,

87,

91,

92,

92,

93,

93,

95],

'Mean': 52.36,

'Median': 56.5,

'Mode': 25,

'25th Percentile': 26.0,

'70th Percentile': 66.6,

'80th Percentile': 79.0,

'Midrange': 50.5,

'1st Quartile': 26.0,

'3rd Quartile': 74.0,

'Five-Number Summary': {'Minimum': 6,


'1st Quartile': 26.0,

'Median': 56.5,

'3rd Quartile': 74.0,

'Maximum': 95}}

2)creating a general program to compute the percentile of a given dataset based on user input.

INPUT CODE :

def compute_percentile():

# Accept dataset from the user

data_input = input("Enter the dataset values separated by spaces: ")

data = list(map(int, data_input.split()))

# Accept the percentile value to compute

percentile_value = float(input("Enter the percentile to compute (between 0 and 100): "))

# Compute the requested percentile

percentile_result = np.percentile(data, percentile_value)

return percentile_result

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