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    The document provides R commands to: 1) Create a dataframe from vectors of patient data including ID, weight, blood pressure, locality, smoking status, and tumour size. 2) Plot a graph showing the relationship between patient weight and blood pressure. Lines are added to separate data points by tumour size. 3) Create a stacked bar chart displaying the relationship between smoking status and tumour size to show their distributions. An alternative mosaic plot is also demonstrated.

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    The document provides R commands to: 1) Create a dataframe from vectors of patient data including ID, weight, blood pressure, locality, smoking status, and tumour size. 2) Plot a graph showing the relationship between patient weight and blood pressure. Lines are added to separate data points by tumour size. 3) Create a stacked bar chart displaying the relationship between smoking status and tumour size to show their distributions. An alternative mosaic plot is also demonstrated.

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    Assignment 1-Data Science

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    The document provides R commands to: 1) Create a dataframe from vectors of patient data including ID, weight, blood pressure, locality, smoking status, and tumour size. 2) Plot a graph showing the relationship between patient weight and blood pressure. Lines are added to separate data points by tumour size. 3) Create a stacked bar chart displaying the relationship between smoking status and tumour size to show their distributions. An alternative mosaic plot is also demonstrated.

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    Assignment 1

    Datascience

    1)Please write the command to create dataframe in R.


    id<-c(1,2,3,4,5,6,7)
    weight<-c(20,27,24,22,23,25,28)
    bp<-c(140,130,120,134,100,116,143)
    locality<-c("urban","rural","urban","urban","rural","rural","urban")
    smoking<-c("no","yes","no","yes","yes","no","yes")
    tumour<-c("small","small","large","small","large","small","large")
    healthdata<-data.frame(id,weight,bp,locality,smoking,tumour)
    healthdata
    attach(healthdata)
    #console
    >id<-c(1,2,3,4,5,6,7)
    > weight<-c(20,27,24,22,23,25,28)
    > bp<-c(140,130,120,134,100,116,143)
    > locality<-c("urban","rural","urban","urban","rural","rural","urban")
    > smoking<-c("no","yes","no","yes","yes","no","yes")
    > tumour<-c("small","small","large","small","large","small","large")
    > healthdata<-data.frame(id,weight,bp,locality,smoking,tumour)
    > healthdata
    id weight bp locality smoking tumour
    1 1 20 140 urban no small
    2 2 27 130 rural yes small
    3 3 24 120 urban no large
    4 4 22 134 urban yes small
    5 5 23 100 rural yes large
    6 6 25 116 rural no small
    7 7 28 143 urban yes large
    > attach(healthdata)
    The following objects are masked _by_ .GlobalEnv:

    bp, id, locality, smoking, tumour, weight

    The following objects are masked from healthdata (pos = 3):

    bp, id, locality, smoking, tumour, weight

    2) Please write the command for plotting the graph between weight and bloodpressure

    plot(weight,bp,
    main="WEIGHT VS BLOODPRESSURE",
    sub="relation between weight and bloodpressure",
    col="black",
    pch=25)
    R consists of hard coding,moderate coding
    and has gui based interface which is called r
    commander
    1)cex->size of text
    2)pos->position
    3)c->colour
    text(weight,bp,cex=0.6,pos=1,col="black")
    text(weight,bp,locality,cex=0.9,pos=2,col="r
    ed")
    text(wight,bp,weight,cex=0.7,pos=3,col="blu
    e")
    text(weight,bp,bp,cex=0.6,pos=4.col="green"
    )
    plot(bp~weight)
    points(bp[tumour=="small"]~weight[tumour=="small"],
    main="weight vs. bp",
    xlab="weight",ylab="bp",col="black",pch=16)
    points(bp[tumour=="large"]~weight[tumour=="large"],
    main="weight vs. bp",
    xlab="weight",ylab="bp",col="red",pch=24)

    #saperate regression line


    abline(lm(bp~weight))
    abline(lm(bp[tumour=="small"]~bp[tumour=="small"]),col="pink")
    abline(lm(bp[tumour=="large"]~bp[tumour=="large"]),col="violet")

    3)Please write the command for creating stacked chart between smoking
    and tumour
    counts<-table(smoking,tumour)
    counts

    barplot(counts,
    main="stacked chart of smoking and tumour",
    xlab="smoking",
    ylab="%",
    names.arg=c("large","small"),col=c("pink","skyblue"),
    legend=rownames(counts),space=1,beside=F)

    grid()
    mosaicplot(counts,col=c("pink","lightgreen"))

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