Reference no: EM133017759
ICT 583 Data Science Applications - Murdoch University
Assignment: Data Science Project
Assignment overview:
The healthcare industry has been one of the most prominent beneficiaries of the emergence of data science. Successful applications such as AI-assisted diagnosis and prognosis, Computerized drug discovery, and virtual assistant, etc can greatly improve the patient care and save public money. Your final assignment is to apply your data science knowledge on two healthcare datasets, one is the mammographic masses dataset, the other one is the global burden of disease dataset. The goal of this project is to follow the data science analysis pipeline to answer interesting questions of your own choosing, acquire the data, perform data manipulations, design your visualizations, build your predictive modelling using machine learning techniques and present the results in a report format.
Classification -- Mammographic Mass Dataset
Step 1: Get your dataset: You will use one health care dataset called Mammographic Mass Data Set
Step 2: You will raise two interesting questions on the dataset and prepare to answer them in your following analysis via data manipulation, visualization or predictive modeling, etc.
Step 3: Data manipulation and cleaning: Observe your dataset and pre-process the data if necessary and justify.
Step 4: Exploratory data analysis: perform initial investigations on data using summary statistic and visualizations.
Step 5: You will select two classification methods and apply them to the dataset for predictive modeling. The performances of different models should be evaluated.
Step 6: Analyze the results
Step 7: Document all your findings
Clustering -- GBD Dataset
Step 1.Get your dataset: You will use one health care dataset about Global Burden of Disease Study (GBD) Data Set from LMS.
NOTE: IHME GBD data 2017_F_csv is the GDB data of females in 2017; IHME GBD data 2017_M_csv is the GDB data of males in 2017. YOU ONLY NEED TO SELECT ANY ONE OF THEM FOR THE FOLLOWING ANALYSIS.
Step 2: You will raise two interesting questions on the dataset and prepare to answer them in your following analysis via data manipulation, visualization or clustering modeling, etc.
Step 2. Data manipulation and cleaning: Observe your dataset and pre-process the data if necessary and justify.
Step 3. Exploratory data analysis: perform initial investigations on data using summary statistic and visualizations.
Step 4. You will select two clustering methods to identify the groups of countries from the dataset. The performances of different models should be evaluated.
Step 5. Analyze the results
Step 6. Document all your findings
What you need to submit:
R file
An essential part of your project is your R coding. Your R file should record the steps in developing your solutions and obtaining the final data analysis results. Make sure your code matches the findings you put in the report. For example, if there are three separate plots in the report, your code should produce exactly the same three separate plots.
Report
You also need to submit an in-depth report including two parts - classification and clustering. The following components and discussions might be considered in each part:
Overview of the project: Provide an overview of the project, the goals, and the motivation for it. Consider that this will be read by people who first see your project.
Dataset: Describe the background of the dataset and provide the summary statistic. Interesting questions: What questions are you trying to answer? Do any questions evolve throughout the project? Are there any new questions you consider in the course of your analysis? ...
Data manipulation and cleaning: Are there any data pre-processing steps performed, and why? Are there any questions that can be answered via data manipulation? ...
Exploratory data analysis: What visualizations did you use to look at your data in different ways? Are there any detected outliers? ...
Predictive modelling: What are the various machine learning methods you considered? Justify the decisions you made. What are the main ideas of the selected methods? How do you build the models? Are there any concerns when designing your model? ...
Final analysis: What did you learn about the data? Which method statistically outperformed the rest? Have you found the answers to the raised questions? How can you justify your answers? ... Engagingly present your results using text, visualizations.
Conclusion: Are there any limitations of your study? What is your future work?
Attachment:- Data Science Applications.rar