Roshan DT (22BCS10095) 203-A

University Institute of Engineering
Department of Computer Science & Engineering
Experiment 1.1:
Student Name: ROSHAN M ROY
UID:22BCS10095
Branch: Computer Science & Engineering Section/Group: 203(A)
Semester:1 Date of Performance:10/10/22
Subject Name: Disruptive technologies
Subject Code: 22ECH-102
2. Tool Used: Google Colaboratory
4. Code:
1. WAP to print your name two times:
#Assignment 1: WAP to print your name two times
print("Enter your name :\

n") name = input() for i in
range(2):
print(name)
2. WAP to add three numbers,inputs from user and print.
#Assignment 2: WAP to add three numbers, inputs from user and print result
print("Enter the first
number:") a = int(input())
print("Enter the second number:")
b = int(input())
print("Enter the Third number:")
c = int(input())
print("Sum of the numbers is "+str(a+b+c))
3. WAP to concrete three strings,input from the user and print.
#Assignment 3: WAP to concatenate three strings, inputs from user and print
print("Enter the first string:")
a = input()
print("Enter the second string:") b = input()
print("Enter the Third string:") c = input()
print(a+" "+b+" "+c)
4. WAP to find max among three numbers and input from user.
#Assignment 4: WAP to find max among three numbers and input from
user print("Enter the first number:") a = int(input())
print("Enter the second number:")
b = int(input())
print("Enter the Third
number:") c = int(input())
if(a>=b):
if(a>=c):
max = a
else: max
= c
else:
if(b>=c):
max = b
else:
max = c
print("Max of the numbers is "+ str(max))
5. WAP to print the table of n; where n will be given by the user
#Assignment 5: WAP to print the table of n; where n will be given by the

user print("Enter the number :") n = int(input())
print("The table of "+ str(n) + " :") for
i in range(1,11): print(str(n)+" *
"+str(i)+" = "+str(n*i))
6. WAP to print the table of 7, 9.
#Assignment 6: WAP to print the table of 7, 9.

print("The table of "+ str(7) + " & " +
str(9)) for i in range(1,11):
print(str(7)+" * "+str(i)+" = "+str(7*1) + " | " + str(9)+" * "+str(9)+" = "+str(9*i))
7. WAP to add all the numbers from 1 to n and n is given by user.
#Assignment 7: WAP to add all the numbers from 1 to n and n is given by user.
print("Enter the number :") n
= int(input())
sum = 0 for i in
range(n+1):
sum = sum + i
print("sum of the numbers is "
+ str(sum))
8. WAP using function that add all odd numbers from 1 to n; n given by user.
#Assignment 8: WAP using function that add all odd numbers from 1 to n; n given by user.
print("Enter the number :")

n = int(input()) #Defining
a function def oddSum():
sum = 0 for i in range(1
, n+1):
if(i%2!=0):
sum = sum + i
return sum
9. WAP using function that add all even numbers from 1 to n; n given by user.
#Assignment 9: WAP using function that add all even numbers from 1 to n; n given by
user.
print("Enter the
number :") n =
int(input()) #Defining a
function def evenSum():
sum = 0 for i in range(1
, n+1):
if(i%2==0):
sum = sum + i
return sum
print("sum of all the Even numbers are :")
print(evenSum())
10.WAP using function that adds all prime numbers from 1 to n; n given by user.
if (count == 0 and Num > 1):
sum = sum + i
return sum
print("Sum of all prime numbers are:") print(primeSum()) #Assignment 10: WAP using function that add all prime numbers from 1
to n; n given by user.
print("Enter the
number :")
Num = int(input())
#Declaring a function
def primeSum():
sum = 0
for i in range(2,Num+1):
count = 0 for j in range(2,
(i//2 + 1)):
if(i % j == 0):
count = count + 1
break
11.WAP to create 500 txt files in a directory. Every file contains 20,000 lines and every line contains random
string of length 20 characters.
#Assignment 11: WAP to create 500 txt files in a directory. Every file contains 20,000 lines and
e very line contains random string of length 20 characters.
import
string import
random
for i in range(1 , 500): with
open("random"+str(i)+".txt", 'a') as file1:
for j in range(20000):
# initializing size of string
N = 20
# using random.choices() #
generating random strings
res = ''.join(random.choices(string.ascii_uppercase +string.digits, k=N))
file1.write(res+"\n")
print("All the files are created !")
5. Output:
1:
2:
3.
5:
6
9.
10.
11.
Evaluation Grid (To be filled by Faculty):
Sr. No. Parameters Marks Obtained Maximum Marks

1. Student Performance (task 12
implementation and result evaluation)
2. Viva-Voce 10
3. Worksheet Submission (Record) 8
Signature of Faculty (with Date): Total Marks Obtained: 30
Experiment: 1.2
Student Name:ROSHAN M ROY UID:22BCS10095
Branch: CSE Section/Group: 203(A)

Semester: 1ST Date of Performance:20/10/22
Subject Name: Disruptive Technology
Subject Code: 22ECH102
1. Aim of the practical: To explore, visualize, transform and summarize input datasets for
building classification/regression/prediction models.
2. Tool Used: Google Colaboratory
3. Basic Concept/ Command Description: The basic concept is to explore, visualize,

transform and summarize input datasets for building classification/regression/prediction
models.
4. Code:
To install the pycaret
! pip install pycaret &> /dev/null print("pycaret
installed successfully")

To get the version of installed pycaret
from pycaret .utils import version
version()
To import data from pycaret
from pycaret .datasets import get_data
To get the index of data imported
datasets= get_data ("index")
To get the data of any dataset selected from the index.
diabetesdataset = get_data("diabetes")
To get the name of the columns of the selected datasets.
diabetesdataset.columns
To calculate mean, count, std,min,max,50%,25%,75%.
diabetesdataset.describe()
To find the number of rows, columns.


print("diabetesdataset.shape -->", diabetesdataset.shape)
print("rows -->", diabetesdataset.shape[0])
print("columns -->", diabetesdataset.shape[1])
To get the first five rows
diabetesdataset.head()
To get the last five rows
diabetesdataset.tail()
5. Observations, Simulation Screen Shots and Discussions:


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Learning outcomes: In this experiment, we learnt that
1. How to install pycaret repository.

2. How to create a model, perform cross validation and evaluate regression
metrics.
3. How to analyse model performance using various plots.
4. How to finalize the best model at the end of the experiment.
5. How to make prediction on new and unseen data.
6. How to save/load a model for future use.

1. Worksheet completion including 10
writinglearning
objectives/Outcomes.(To besubmitted
at the end of the day)
2. Post Lab Quiz Result. 5
3. Student Engagement in 5
Simulation/Demonstration/Performance
and Controls/Pre-Lab Questions.
Experiment: 1.3
Student Name: ROSHAN M ROY

UID: 22BCS10095
Branch: Computer Science & Engineering
Semester: 1 Section/Group: 203-A
Subject Name: Disruptive Technologies-1 Date of Performance: 12-11-2022
1. Aim of the practical:- Train and develop classifier models using diabetes dataset
from pycaret.
2. Tool Used: Google Colab
3. Basic Concept/ Command Description: Pycaret is an open source, low code

machine learning library in python that automates machine learning workflows.
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4. Code:
Input 1:-
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Input 2:-
Output 2 :

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Input 3 :-
Output 3:-
Input 4:-
#building a single model (CLASSIFIER MODEL)

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Input 5:
Output 5:
5. Result and Summary:-
Written the code of python program to build a classifier model of blood dataset using
pycaret library and got the output. 6. Learning outcomes (What I have learnt):
1. Able to learn basic python program language.
2. Able to learn about basics of google colab.
3. Able to learn about Pycaret Library.

1. Student Performance (task 12
implementation and result evaluation)
2. Viva-Voce 10
3. Worksheet Submission (Record) 8
Experiment: 1.4
Student Name:HARSHIT UID: 22BCS11117

Branch: Computer Science & Engineering Section/Group: 203-B
Semester: 1ST Date of Performance: 23-11-2022
Subject Name: DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGIES
1. Aim of the practical: To Build a classification model by using different machine learning algorithms.
2. Tool Used: Google Colab
3. Basic Concept/ Command Description: : In this program we have to install pycaret and from that
we have to import datasets on which we have to perform various operations.
4. Code:
version()
To get the data of any dataset selected from the index.
diabetesdataset = get_data("diabetes")
Parameter setting for all classification models

from pycaret.classification import *
s = setup(data=diabetesDataSet, target='Class variable', silent=True)
Run and compare the Model Performance
cm = compare_models()
# Explore more parameters
Three line of code for model comparison for "Cancer" dataset

from pycaret.datasets import get_data
cancerDataSet = get_data("cancer") s = setup(data =

cancerDataSet, target='Class', silent=True) cm =
compare_models()
Three line of code for model comparison for "Heart Disease" dataset
from pycaret.datasets import get_data from
pycaret.classification import *
heartDiseaseDataSet = get_data("heart_disease") s = setup(data =

heartDiseaseDataSet, target='Disease', silent=True) cm =
compare_models()
Model Performance using data "Normalization"

s = setup(data=diabetesDataSet, target='Class variable', normalize = True, normalize_method = 'zscore', silent=True) cm
= compare_models()
#normalize_method = {zscore, minmax, maxabs, robust}
Model Performance using "Feature Selection"

s = setup(data=diabetesDataSet, target='Class variable', feature_selection = True, feature_selection_threshold = 0.9, sile
nt=True)
Model Performance using "Outlier Removal"
s = setup(data=diabetesDataSet, target='Class variable', remove_outliers = True, outliers_threshold = 0.05, silent=True)

Model Performance using "Transformation"

s = setup(data=diabetesDataSet, target='Class variable', transformation = True, transformation_method = 'yeo-
johnson', silent=True)
Model Performance using "PCA"

s = setup(data=diabetesDataSet, target='Class variable', pca = True, pca_method = 'linear', silent=True) cm
= compare_models()
Model Performance using "Outlier Removal" + "Normalization"

s = setup(data=diabetesDataSet, target='Class variable', remove_outliers = True, outliers_threshold = 0.05, normalize =
T rue, normalize_method = 'zscore', silent=True)
Model Performance using "Outlier Removal" + "Normalization" + "Transformation"

s = setup(data=diabetesDataSet, target='Class variable', remove_outliers = True, outliers_threshold = 0.05, normalize =
T rue, normalize_method = 'zscore', transformation = True, transformation_method = 'yeo-johnson', silent=True) cm =
compare_models()
!pip install pycaret &> /dev/null print

("Pycaret installed sucessfully!!" )
Pycaret installed!
sucessfully!
from pycaret.utils import version

version()
2.3.
1
# No output
# Internet connection is required

dataSets = get_data('index')
diabetesDataSet = get_data("diabetes") # SN is 7
# This is binary classification dataset. The values in "Class variable" have two (binary) values.
# import pandas as pd
# diabetesDataSet = pd.read_csv("myFile.csv")

s = setup(data=diabetesDataSet, target='Class variable', silent=True)
cm = compare_models() #
Explore more parameters

heartDiseaseDataSet = get_data("heart_disease")
s = setup(data = heartDiseaseDataSet, target='Disease', silent=True)
## Commonly used techniques: clipping, log scaling, z-score, minmax, maxabs, robust
s = setup(data=diabetesDataSet, target='Class variable', normalize = True, normalize_method = 'zscore', silent=True)

Department Engineering
University Institute of Engineering of
Computer Science &
6. Result and Summary: In this experiment we have Built a classification model by using different
machine learning algorithms.
Learning outcomes: What I have learnt

2. How to create a model, perform cross validation and evaluate regression metrics.

Department of Computer Science &
Engineering

writing learning
objectives/Outcomes.(To be submitted
Experiment: 2.1
Student Name:ROSHAN M ROY UID: 22BCS10095

Branch:CSE Section/Group: 203-A
Semester: 1st Subject Name: Disruptive
Technologies
Subject Code: 22-ECH-102
1. Aim of the practical: Develop a prediction model based on linear / logistic Regression.
2. Tool Used: Google Colab.
3. Basic Concept/ Command Description: In this program we have to install pycaret and from
that we have to import datasets on which we have to perform various operations.
4. Code:
version()
To get boston dataset
bostonDataSet = get_data("boston")
Parameter setting for all regression models
from pycaret.regression import *
s = setup(data = bostonDataSet, target='medv', silent=True)
Run and compare the Model Performance
Three line of code for model comparison for "Insurance" dataset
pycaret.regression import *
insuranceDataSet = get_data("insurance")
s = setup(data = insuranceDataSet, target='charges', silent=True) cm
= compare_models()
Three line of code for model comparison for "House" dataset
pycaret.regression import *
houseDataSet = get_data("house")
s = setup(data = houseDataSet, target='SalePrice', silent=True) cm
= compare_models()
Model Performance using data "Normalization"
s = setup(data = bostonDataSet, target = 'medv', normalize = True, normalize_method = 'zscore', silent=True) cm
= compare_models()
Model Performance using "Feature Selection"

s = setup(data = bostonDataSet, target = 'medv', feature_selection = True, feature_selection_threshold = 0.9, silent=True)
Model Performance using "Outlier Removal"
s = setup(data = bostonDataSet, target = 'medv', remove_outliers = True, outliers_threshold = 0.05, silent=True) cm
= compare_models()
Model Performance using "Transformation"
s = setup(data = bostonDataSet, target = 'medv', transformation = True, transformation_method = 'yeo-johnson',

silent=True)
Model Performance using "PCA"
s = setup(data = bostonDataSet, target = 'medv', pca = True, pca_method = 'linear', silent=True) cm
= compare_models()
Model Performance using "Outlier Removal" + "Normalization"
s = setup(data = bostonDataSet, target = 'medv', remove_outliers = True, outliers_threshold = 0.05, normalize = True,
normalize_method = 'zscore', silent=True)
Model Performance using "Outlier Removal" + "Normalization" + "Transformation"
s = setup(data = bostonDataSet, target = 'medv', remove_outliers = True, outliers_threshold = 0.05, normalize = True,
normalize_method = 'zscore', transformation = True, transformation_method = 'yeo-johnson', silent=True)
Build a single model - "RandomForest"
bostonDataSet = get_data("boston") # SN is 46
rfModel = create_model('rf')
TO SAVE THE TRAINED MODEL

sm = save_model(rfModel, 'rfModelFile')
To Load the model

rfModel = load_model('rfModelFile')
To Get new dataset
# Select top 10 rows from boston dataset
newDataSet = get_data("boston").iloc[:10]
To Make prediction on new dataset
newPredictions = predict_model(rfModel, data = newDataSet) newPredictions
TO SCATTER THE MODEL

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt predicted =
newPredictions.iloc[:,-1] # Last column actual =
newPredictions.iloc[:,-2] # 2nd last column
plt.scatter(actual, predicted) plt.xlabel('Predicted')
plt.ylabel('Actual') plt.title('Actul Vs Predicted')
plt.savefig("result-scatter-plot.jpg", dpi=300)
plt.show()
To Save prediction results to csv

newPredictions.to_csv("NewPredictions.csv")
# No output
Create RandomForest or any other model
rf = create_model('rf')
Plot Error (Scatter Plot)
plot_model(rf, plot='error')
Plot Learning Curve
plot_model(rf, plot='learning')
Plot Validation Curve
plot_model(rf, plot='vc')
Feature Importance using Random Forest
rfModel = create_model('rf', verbose=False)
plot_model(rfModel, plot='feature')
Feature Importance using Extra Trees Regressor
etModel = create_model('et', verbose=False)
plot_model(etModel, plot='feature')
Feature Importance using Decision Tree
dtModel = create_model('dt', verbose=False)
plot_model(dtModel, plot='feature')
!pip install pycaret &> /dev/null print

("Pycaret installed sucessfully!!")
Pycaret installed
sucessfully!!
from pycaret.utils import version

version()
2.3.
1
# No output
# Internet connection is required

dataSets = get_data('index')
bostonDataSet = get_data("boston") # SN is 46
# This is regression dataset. The values in medv are continuous values
# import pandas as pd
# bostonDataSet = pd.read_csv("myFile.csv")

cm = compare_models() #
Explore more parameters
from pycaret.datasets import

get_data from pycaret.regression
import *
houseDataSet = get_data("house")
s = setup(data = houseDataSet, target='SalePrice', silent=True)

sm = save_model(rfModel, 'rfModelFile')
Transformation Pipeline and Model Successfully Saved
rfModel = load_model('rfModelFile')
Transformation Pipeline and Model Successfully
Loaded
ataset
# Select top 10 rows from boston d
newDataSet = get_data("boston").iloc[:10]
newPredictions = predict_model(rfModel, data = newDataSet)

newPredictions
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
predicted = newPredictions.iloc[:,-1] # Last column

actual = newPredictions.iloc[:,-2] # 2nd last column
plt.scatter(actual, predicted)
plt.xlabel('Predicted') plt.ylabel('Actual')
plt.title('Actul Vs Predicted')
plt.savefig("result-scatter-plot.jpg",
dpi=300) plt.show()
newPredictions.to_csv("NewPredictions.csv") #
No output
6. Result and Summary: In this experiment, we have developed a prediction model based on
linear / logistic Regression.
Learning outcomes: What I have learnt

2. How to create a model, perform cross validation and evaluate regression metrics.


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2. Tool Used: Google Colaboratory

#Assignment 1: WAP to print your name two times

print("Enter your name :\

3. WAP to concrete three strings,input from the user and print.

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print("Enter the first string:")

5. WAP to print the table of n; where n will be given by the user

#Assignment 5: WAP to print the table of n; where n will be given by the

6. WAP to print the table of 7, 9.

#Assignment 6: WAP to print the table of 7, 9.

7. WAP to add all the numbers from 1 to n and n is given by user.

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print("Enter the number :")

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count = 0 for j in range(2,

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Evaluation Grid (To be filled by Faculty):

Sr. No. Parameters Marks Obtained Maximum Marks

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Branch: CSE Section/Group: 203(A)

2. Tool Used: Google Colaboratory

3. Basic Concept/ Command Description: The basic concept is to explore, visualize,

! pip install pycaret &> /dev/null print("pycaret

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from pycaret .utils import version

To import data from pycaret

from pycaret .datasets import get_data

To get the index of data imported

datasets= get_data ("index")

To get the data of any dataset selected from the index.

To get the name of the columns of the selected datasets.

To calculate mean, count, std,min,max,50%,25%,75%.

To find the number of rows, columns.

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print("rows -->", diabetesdataset.shape[0])

print("columns -->", diabetesdataset.shape[1])

To get the first five rows

To get the last five rows

5. Observations, Simulation Screen Shots and Discussions:

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Learning outcomes: In this experiment, we learnt that

1. How to install pycaret repository.

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Evaluation Grid (To be filled by Faculty):

Sr. No. Parameters Marks Obtained Maximum Marks

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Student Name: ROSHAN M ROY

2. Tool Used: Google Colab

3. Basic Concept/ Command Description: Pycaret is an open source, low code

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of Engineering Science &

#building a single model (CLASSIFIER MODEL)

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5. Result and Summary:-

1. Able to learn basic python program language.