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Russia - Ukraine War Exploratory

Data Analysis Using Python


Libraries
Tools Used: Python (NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn)

Submitted By:
Syed Ansharah Sultan
Samarth Sarvadnya
Omkar Gore
Russia invaded Ukraine, marking a significant escalation of the Russo- Kartik Bhalerao
Ukrainian War that began in early 2014 following Russia’s annexation of Om Kale
Crimea.
Introduction to Russia Ukraine War Exploratory Data
Analysis
• Exploratory Data Analysis (DEA) is a
crucial step in understanding the
dynamics of the Russia Ukraine war.

• Python libraries such as Pandas,


NumPy, and Matplotlib can be used
to perform EDA on the available data.

• EDA helps in uncovering patterns,


trends, and relationships within the
data related to the conflict.
Data-Set (Russia Ukraine War)

Equipment Loss

Personnel Loss
Understanding the Scope of the Data.

• The data for Russia Ukraine war EDA


can include information on casualties,
military movements, diplomatic
relations, and more.

• Data sources may include official


reports, news articles, social media
posts, and academic research.

• Cleaning and preprocessing the data is


essential before conducting EDA to
ensure accuracy and reliability.
Loading and Exploring the Data with Pandas

• Pandas is a powerful Python library for


data manipulation and analysis, ideal
for loading and exploring large datasets.

• Use Pandas functions like `read_csv()`


to load data into a DataFrame and
`head()` to view the first few rows.

• Explore the basic statistics of the data


using functions like `describe()` and
`info()` to understand its structure.
Data Visualization with Matplotlib

• Matplotlib is a popular Python library for


creating data visualizations such as
plots, charts, and graphs

• Use Matplotlib functions like `plot()` to


visualize trends over time, `scatter()`
for relationships between variables, and
`hist()` for distributions

• Data visualization can help in identifying


patterns, outliers, and correlations
within the Russia Ukraine war data
Analyzing Casualties in the Conflict.

• Use EDA techniques to analyze


casualties data, including trends over
time, demographics, and geographic
distribution.

• Create visualizations like bar charts, line


plots, and heatmaps to understand the
impact of the conflict on human lives.

• Compare casualties data between


different regions or time periods to
identify patterns and potential factors
influencing casualties.
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Title: Exploring Military Movements and
Strategies.
Analyze military movements data to
understand the strategic dynamics of
the Russia Ukraine war.

Use EDA to identify patterns in troop


deployments, equipment movements,
and conflict zones.

Visualize military data using maps,


network graphs, or timeline charts to
gain insights into the evolving nature
of the conflict.
Sentiment Analysis of Media Coverage.

• Conduct sentiment analysis on news


articles, social media posts, or official
statements related to the Russia
Ukraine war.

• Use Python libraries like NLTK or


TextBlob to analyze the sentiment of
text data and identify trends in public
opinion.

• Visualize sentiment analysis results


using word clouds, sentiment plots, or
sentiment scores to gauge public
perception of the conflict.
Predictive Modeling and Forecasting

• Utilize machine learning algorithms in


Python libraries like Scikit-learn to build
predictive models for the Russia Ukraine
conflict.

• Train models on historical data to


forecast future trends, potential
outcomes, or scenarios based on
different variables.

• Evaluate model performance using


metrics like accuracy, precision, recall,
or F1 score to assess the reliability of
predictions.
Conclusion and Future Directions
• EDA using Python libraries is a valuable
tool for gaining insights into the
complexities of the Russia Ukraine war.

• Further analysis can explore additional


dimensions of the conflict, such as
economic impacts, humanitarian crises,
or propaganda efforts.

• Continuous monitoring and analysis of


data can contribute to a deeper
understanding of the evolving dynamics
and potential resolutions of the conflict.

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