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Exploratory Data analysis is an important step in any data analysis. There are some general steps like describing the data, knowing NA
values and plotting the distributions of the variables which are performed to understand the data well. All these tasks require a lot of coding effort. The package tries to address this issue by providing a single function which will generate a general exploratory data analysis report. This report will contain the distribution plots of categorical and numerical variables, correlation matrix and a numerical and graphical representation to understand and identify NA
values.
The package helps in the EDA process of data analysis. There are other similar package which can be used for EDA analysis. A package which does a similar thing is DataExplorer. The package scans and analyzes each variable, and visualizes them with typical graphical techniques.
calc_cor
: This function takes in a data frame and numeric variable names and returns the correlation matrix for numerical variables.describe_na_values
: This function takes in a data frame and returns a table listing with the number of NA values in each feature.describe_cat_var
: This function takes in a data frame and categorical variable names and returns the histogram of each categorical variable.describe_num_var
: This function takes in a data frame and numerical variable names and returns the histogram of each numerical variable and summary statistics such as the mean, median, maximum and minimum for the numeric variables.generate_report
: This is a wrapper function which generates an EDA report by plotting graphs and tables for the numeric variables, categorical variables, NA values and correlation in a data frame.You can download, build and install this package from GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools") devtools::install_github("UBC-MDS/edar", dependencies=TRUE)
Please click here for the Vignette of this package.
This is a basic example which shows you how to solve a common problem:
library(edar) X <- dplyr::tibble(type = c('Car', 'Bus', 'Car'), height = c(10, 20, 15), width = c(10, 15, 13), mpg = c(18, 10, 15)) # Evaluates a dataframe for NA values describe_na_values(X) # Show the EDA for the numeric variables num_result <- describe_num_var(X, c('height', 'width')) num_result$summary num_result$plot # Show the EDA for the categorical variables describe_cat_var(X, c('type')) # Plot the correlation matrix calc_cor(X, c('height', 'width', 'mpg'))
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