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    This document summarizes an exploratory data analysis of the Titanic dataset performed by a group. They analyzed factors that influenced passenger survival, including fare paid, age, gender, number of family members, and class. Key findings were that women and children were more likely to survive, while survival decreased with lower fare and class. The analysis provided insight into priorities for evacuating passengers from the Titanic.

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    This document summarizes an exploratory data analysis of the Titanic dataset performed by a group. They analyzed factors that influenced passenger survival, including fare paid, age, gender, number of family members, and class. Key findings were that women and children were more likely to survive, while survival decreased with lower fare and class. The analysis provided insight into priorities for evacuating passengers from the Titanic.

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    This document summarizes an exploratory data analysis of the Titanic dataset performed by a group. They analyzed factors that influenced passenger survival, including fare paid, age, gender, number of family members, and class. Key findings were that women and children were more likely to survive, while survival decreased with lower fare and class. The analysis provided insight into priorities for evacuating passengers from the Titanic.

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    Exploratory Data

    Analysis (EDA)
    Titanic Data
    Group 4
    Brian Maxwell Ketaren
    Muhammad Ilyas Haikal
    Rachmat Faisal Manurung
    Riska Amylatul Askiyah
    Stephanie Lisa Aryani
    1 THE OBJECTIVES

    AGENDA
    2 DATA PREPARATION

    3 ANALYS AND FINDING

    4 SUMMARY & CONCLUSION


    1.THE
    OBJECTIVES
    Are You Ready?
    INTRODUCTION
    Data source :

    https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mwaskom/se
    aborn-data/master/titanic.csv

    It is one of the most popular datasets used for


    understanding machine learning basics. It
    contains information of all the passengers aboard
    the RMS Titanic, which unfortunately was
    shipwrecked. This dataset can be used to predict
    whether a given passenger survived or not.
    BACKGROUND
    Titanic dataset consist: feature variable & target
    variable

    feature variable, containing all the features like


    Pclass, Age, Sex, Embarked, etc. excluding the
    Survived column. On the other hand, is the target
    variable, as that is the result that we want to
    determine,i.e, whether a person is alive.
    GOAL
    Are You Ready?
    GOAL
    knowing what are the factors that
    influence passengers to survive or
    not
    CHALLENGES
    AND
    METHODOLOGY
    Are You Ready?
    CHALLENGES METHODOLOGY

    Data Preparation
    There are many missing
    Data Cleaning
    value
    Exploratory Data Analyst
    2. DATA
    PREPARATION
    Are You Ready?
    INITIAL DATA
    QUALITY
    REPORT

    Total of 891 Data

    2 Columns with Missing Values

    Total of 15 Columns

    177 & 688 Missing Values for each


    Columns.
    DATA
    PREPARATION

    1 Data Quality Check

    2 Feature Understanding

    3 Feature Selection

    4 Missing Values Imputation


    3. ANALYS
    AND FINDING
    Are You Ready?
    FEATURE
    TARGET

    Passengers on the Titanic


    ship had 38% of the samples
    of safe passengers and 62%
    of the samples of
    passengers who were not
    safe.
    DISTRIBUTION OF
    PASENGGER
    SURVIVED BY
    FARE
    From pie chart we know that titanic ship
    1 passanger have 38% people alive is 340 and
    62% death rate is 549 people.

    From displot segment "fare" we know that

    2 the data is possitively skwness

    Red output "alive=false" show that lot of


    3 people is died rather dan alive, in low fare
    lot of people dont survive

    Green output " alive=true" show that the

    4 people who survived is less than people

    who survived.
    DISTRIBUTION OF
    PASENGGER
    SURVIVED BY AGE

    Red output "alive=false show that lot of


    1 people doesn't survive

    Red output "alive=flase" in age 0 - 78 years

    2 old show that the most not survived people

    are in age 24-28 years old

    Green output "alive=false" shoe that lot of

    3 people survived are in age 0-5 years old and

    24-28 years old.

    Green output " alive=true" show that the

    4 people who survived is less than people

    who survived.
    DISTRIBUTION OF
    PASENGGER
    SURVIVED BY
    SIBSP
    Red output at the right-hand side of the

    1 curve shows that at low SIBSP level, majority

    of passengers didn't survive

    Green output shows that the sum of

    2 passengers that survived are less than those

    that didn't

    Red output ranging from 0 to 6 with an outlier


    at 8 and peak red curve at 0 shows that most
    3 passengers that didn't survive are those with
    no folks on board

    Green output ranging from 0 to 2 with no


    outlier and peak red curve at 0 shows that
    4 most passengers that didn't survive are those
    with no folks on board
    DISTRIBUTION OF
    PASENGGER
    SURVIVED BY
    PARCH
    Red and green output centered at the right-
    hand side of the curve shows that at low parch
    1 level, majority of passengers both survived and
    didn't

    At parch equal to zero which shows situations


    2 when passengers are without parents present,
    red output are higher than green output.

    At parch equal to one which shows situations


    3 when passengers are without parents present,
    red output are lower than green output.

    At parch equal to two which shows situations


    4 when passengers are without parents present,
    red output are lower than green output.
    SURVIVED
    BY WHO

    Children and women have a


    chance of surviving better than
    men, it can be shown that the
    existence of a rescue priority
    procedure is likely to affect the
    chances of passengers
    surviving
    SURVIVED BY
    PCLASS

    Ticket classes that have different


    facilities may be low, so the facilities
    are inadequate compared to those
    with high fares so that the chances
    of passengers are safe.
    SURVIVED BY
    GENDER

    Women have a chance of surviving


    better than men, it can be shown
    that the existence of a rescue
    priority procedure may affect the
    chances of passengers surviving
    4. SUMMARY &
    CONCLUSION
    Are You Ready?
    Based on Analysis, we can conclude that
    Numerical variables: fare, age, sibsp, and
    parch affect the chances of passengers
    surviving or not surviving.

    Categorical variables: Who, Pclass,


    embark_town, and alone affect the
    probability of a passenger surviving or not
    surviving. While the "age" feature does not
    show a significant comparison.
    THANK
    YOU!
    Have a
    great day
    ahead.

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