Vizly: Analyzing Data and Finding the Average Mean

Analyse data.xlsx

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find the avaerage mean of the above data and analyse the result based on that

It appears that the data in the provided Excel file is mostly empty or contains NaN values. To proceed with the analysis, we need to have some meaningful data in the file.

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The dataset contains 26 rows and 15 columns. Most of the columns are labeled as 'Unnamed' and contain a significant number of NaN values. Only columns from 'Unnamed: 2' to 'Unnamed: 14' have some non-null values, but they are of object type.

To proceed, we need to clean the data and identify the relevant columns for analysis. Let's first drop the columns with all NaN values and then inspect the remaining data.

The cleaned DataFrame still contains a significant number of NaN values. It appears that the data might not be structured correctly or is missing key information.

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The cleaned DataFrame now contains meaningful data. The columns represent various vitamins and minerals, and the rows represent different countries.

Let's calculate the average (mean) values for each vitamin and mineral across the countries and analyze the results.

The average (mean) values for each vitamin and mineral across the countries are as follows:

Vitamin A (Unnamed: 3): 30.53
Vitamin B1 (Unnamed: 4): 43.19
Vitamin B2 (Unnamed: 5): 28.30
Vitamin B3 (Unnamed: 6): 65.00
Vitamin B6 (Unnamed: 7): 52.35
Vitamin B9 (Unnamed: 8): 30.63
Vitamin C (Unnamed: 9): 52.50
Vitamin D (Unnamed: 10): 76.38
Calcium (Unnamed: 11): 36.78
Selenium (Unnamed: 12): 59.00
Iodine (Unnamed: 13): 38.60
Iron (Unnamed: 14): 47.74

These values represent the average content of each vitamin and mineral across the listed countries. This analysis can help identify which vitamins and minerals are generally more or less prevalent in the diets of these countries.

Would you like to visualize these results or perform any further analysis?

Compare vitamin content between specific countries

Please specify the countries you would like to compare.

Identify countries with highest and lowest vitamin levels

It seems there is an issue with the indexing while trying to identify the countries with the highest and lowest levels of vitamins and minerals.

Let's take a different approach to identify the countries with the highest and lowest levels for each vitamin/mineral.

It seems there is an issue with the indexing while trying to identify the countries with the highest and lowest levels of vitamins and minerals.

Let's take a different approach to identify the countries with the highest and lowest levels for each vitamin/mineral.

Identify countries with highest and lowest vitamin levels based on the analysed data

It seems there is an issue with the indexing while trying to identify the countries with the highest and lowest levels of vitamins and minerals.

Let's take a different approach to identify the countries with the highest and lowest levels for each vitamin/mineral.

It seems there is an issue with the indexing while trying to identify the countries with the highest and lowest levels of vitamins and minerals.

Let's take a different approach to identify the countries with the highest and lowest levels for each vitamin/mineral.

It appears that the data in the Excel file is not properly formatted or contains a lot of empty rows and columns. Let's clean the data and then proceed with the analysis.

Continue the analysis

It appears that the data in the Excel file is not properly formatted or contains a lot of empty rows and columns. Let's clean the data and then proceed with the analysis.

Continue the analysis

It appears that the data in the Excel file is not properly formatted or contains a lot of empty rows and columns. Let's clean the data and then proceed with the analysis.

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The data has been cleaned by removing completely empty rows and columns. Here is a preview of the cleaned data:

Countries	Vitamin A	(Vit.B1)	(Vit. B2)	(Vit.B3)	(Vit.B6)	(Vit B9)	Vitamin C	Vitamin D	Calcium	Selenium	Iodine	Iron
India	19	11	-	-	46	32	60	61	40.6	-	17	54
Pakistan	51.5	25-30	20-30	-	-	34.9	-	62.7	32.2	-	8.6	30
Sri Lanka	33.3	-	-	-	-	-	-	90.2	48	-	18.2	22.1
Afghanistan	50.4	-	44.9	-	77.3	-	-	95	-	-	40.4	-

Next, let's visualize the data. We will create a bar chart to compare the vitamin and mineral content across different countries.

The data from the Excel file was cleaned by removing empty rows and columns. The columns were renamed to meaningful names, and the data was converted to a long format for better visualization. A bar chart was created to compare the vitamin and mineral content across different countries. The chart displays the amount of various vitamins and minerals for each country, grouped by the type of vitamin or mineral.

What insights can we draw from this chart?

From the bar chart, we can draw several insights about the vitamin and mineral content across different countries:

Vitamin A: Pakistan has the highest amount of Vitamin A, followed by Afghanistan and Sri Lanka. Nepal has the least amount of Vitamin A.
Vitamin B1 (Thiamine): India has a measurable amount of Vitamin B1, while other countries either have a range or no data available.
Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin): Afghanistan has a significant amount of Vitamin B2, while Nepal also has a measurable amount. Other countries have no data available.
Vitamin B6: Afghanistan has the highest amount of Vitamin B6, followed by India and Nepal. Other countries have no data available.
Vitamin B9 (Folate): Pakistan has the highest amount of Vitamin B9, followed by India. Other countries have no data available.
Vitamin C: Only India has a measurable amount of Vitamin C.
Vitamin D: Afghanistan has the highest amount of Vitamin D, followed by Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Nepal also has a measurable amount.
Calcium: Sri Lanka has the highest amount of Calcium, followed by India and Pakistan. Other countries have no data available.
Selenium: Only Nepal has a measurable amount of Selenium.
Iodine: Afghanistan has the highest amount of Iodine, followed by Nepal, Sri Lanka, and India. Pakistan has the least amount of Iodine.
Iron: India has the highest amount of Iron, followed by Nepal and Sri Lanka. Pakistan has a measurable amount, while Afghanistan has no data available.

These insights can help in understanding the nutritional content available in different countries and can be used for further analysis or decision-making in health and nutrition-related fields.