MBA-FT Programme 2022-24

Sub: DVPS Lab Assignment

Submitted to: Prof. Ben Krishna

Submitted by: Dhwani Joshi

Roll no.- 221514

 1.) Predicting Artists Success

Interpretation: The popularity of different artists is displayed on the dashboard according to

a number of criteria, such as:
• Popularity count: This gauges an artist's general level of popularity using a range of
elements like followers, streams, and social media activity.
• Followers Count: This indicates how many Spotify followers the artist currently has.
• Median Followers: The middle figure for each artist on the list is their number of followers.
• Highlight Genres: This displays the most well-liked genres for the artist.
• Songs Rank Wise: This displays the top hits for the artist according to their peak chart
position.
• Median peak rank: For every song on the list, this is the middle peak chart position.
Information Tale:
• The most well-liked musicians on Spotify: The most popular artist on Spotify is Ed Sheeran,
followed by Justin Bieber, Drake, Taylor Swift, and Bad Bunny.
• Spotify's most streamed genres include: On Spotify, pop is the most popular genre, followed
by dance pop, hip hop, and Latin music.
The connection between followership and popularity: A positive correlation has been
observed between. The popularity and quantity of followers of an artist. There are some
exceptions, though, like Kanye West, who has more followers despite being less well-known
than some of the other artists on the list.
• The connection between genre and popularity: The popularity of an artist and their genre
don't seem to be related. But some genres—like dance-pop and pop—tend to be more well-
liked than others.
• Popularity and peak chart position: There is a positive correlation between the two. A song's
popularity and peak chart position. The most popular song on the list, "Without You" by
6LACK, only reached number 10 on the charts, making it one of the outliers in the category.
The dashboard displays thirty Fitbit users' sleep data who answered a survey between
December 2015 and March 2016. The information includes the number of hours the users
slept overall, the amount of time they spent in light, deep, and REM sleep, as well as the
median and total calories burned.
2.) Fitbit Fitness Tracker
Users of Fitbit's sleep patterns:
Fitbit users slept for an average of seven hours and forty-two minutes.
• An average of two hours and twenty-two minutes were spent in light sleep.
• One hour and thirty-three minutes was the average amount of time in deep sleep.
• REM sleep lasted for an average of 59 minutes.
• 461 calories were burned on average while you slept.
Sleep pattern variations: • The Fitbit users' sleep duration varied greatly, ranging from 4 hours
and 26 minutes to 10 hours and 25 minutes.
• The Fitbit users' duration of time in each stage of sleep varied greatly as well.
• As an illustration, the duration of light sleep varied from one hour and eleven minutes to
three hours and forty-six minutes.
• There was a range of 32 minutes to 2 hours and 41 minutes in which deep sleep was
experienced.
• There was a range of 28 minutes to 1 hour and 38 minutes in which REM sleep was
experienced.
Factors that could affect sleep patterns: • The data provides no information regarding
potential influences on Fitbit users' sleep patterns. Nonetheless, it's probable that variables
like their age, gender, weight, degree of exercise, and coffee consumption affected how well
they slept.