Data Quality Assessment: Missing Values and Distribution Analysis

Oct 30, 2024, 4:01 AM

student_sleep_patterns.csv

Missing file

please look for any mossing values and see if my data is balanced or unbalnced

The dataset does not contain any missing values, which is great for analysis.
Regarding the balance of the data:
  • Gender Distribution:
    • Male: 37.2%
    • Female: 33.2%
    • Other: 29.6%
  • University Year Distribution:
    • 3rd Year: 26.4%
    • 2nd Year: 26.2%
    • 1st Year: 25.0%
    • 4th Year: 22.4%
The data appears to be relatively balanced across both gender and university year categories, though there are slight variations. If you have specific criteria for what constitutes a balanced dataset, please let me know!
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Build a regression model and evaluate the results

The regression model was built using the features Age, Study_Hours, Screen_Time, Caffeine_Intake, and Physical_Activity to predict Sleep_Duration.
Here are the evaluation results of the model:
  • Mean Squared Error (MSE): 2.53
  • R-squared (R²): -0.0485
The Mean Squared Error (MSE) indicates the average squared difference between the observed actual outcomes and the outcomes predicted by the model. A lower MSE is better, but in this case, it seems relatively high.
The R-squared (R²) value is negative, which suggests that the model does not fit the data well. An R² value of 1 indicates a perfect fit, while a value of 0 indicates that the model does not explain any of the variability in the response data around its mean. A negative R² suggests that the model is worse than a horizontal line (mean of the target variable).
This indicates that the linear regression model may not be suitable for this dataset, or that the selected features are not good predictors of Sleep_Duration. You might want to consider feature engineering, trying different models, or checking for multicollinearity.
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