TN MARGINAL WORKERS

Introduction:
Marginal workers in Tamil Nadu, often referred to as
TN marginal workers, represent a crucial segment of the
state’s labor force. These individuals typically engage in
seasonal, part-time, or informal employment, facing various
socio-economic challenges. As we delve deeper into their
circumstances, we’ll explore their roles in the state’s
economy, the unique issues they encounter, and the policies
and initiatives aimed at improving their well-being.

Visualization:
Data visualization plays a crucial role in data
analysis, enabling the extraction Of meaningful insights
from complex datasets. This abstract outlines the
process Of creating informative and visually appealing
data visualizations using Python’s Matplotlib library
within the Jupyter Anaconda environment.
The dataset chosen for this project is various parameter
used for analysing marginal workers for domestic
purpose, and the goal is to effectively communicate key
Trends, patterns, and relationships within the data.
Matplotlib, a versatile and Widely used data
visualization library, offers a wide range of tools for
creating Various types of plots, such as line charts, bar
graphs, scatter plots, heatmaps, and more.
 In this project, we will walk through the
step-by-step process of data Visualization, including
data pre-processing, selecting appropriate plot types,
Customizing aesthetics (colours, labels, legends, etc.),
and adding context to the Visualizvations with titles,
annotations, and captions. We will also explore how to
Handle common data visualization challenges, such as
handling missing data, Creating subplots, and generating
interactive visualizations.

As per our requirement we have plotted the

graph against various parameter With the portability of
the marginal workers and the analysed data is listed
below with the Code.

Data source:
Dataset Link:

https://tn.data.gov.in/resource/marginal-workers-
classified-age-industrial-category-and-sex-scheduled-
caste-2011-tamil
Data figuring:
Test plot against Age group vs Area Name:

Import pandas as pd
Import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
plt.plot(df['Age Group'], df['Area Name'])
plt.title('Test Plot')
plt.xlabel('Age Group')
plt.ylabel('Area Name')
plt.show()
Test plot against Worked for 3 months or more but
less than 6 months-persons vs Age group:

Plt.plot(df[‘Age Group’], df[‘Worked for 3 months or

more but less than 6 months-persons’])
Plt.title(‘Test Plot’)
Plt.xlabel(‘Age Group’)
Plt.ylabel(‘Worked for 3 months or more but less than
6 months-persons’)
Plt.show()

Test plot against Worked for 3 months or more but

less than 6 months-Males and Females vs Age group:

Plt.plot(df[‘Age Group’], df[‘Worked for 3 months or

more but less than 6 months-Males ’])
Plt.plot(df[‘Age Group’], df[‘Worked for 3 months or
more but less than 6 months - Females’])
Plt.title(‘Test Plot’)
Plt.xlabel(‘Age Group’)
Plt.ylabel(‘Worked for 3 months or more but less than
6 months-Males and Females’)
Plt.show()

Test plot against Worked for less than 3 months-

Males and Females vs Age group:

Plt.plot(df[‘Age Group’], df[‘Worked for less than3

months-Males ’])
Plt.plot(df[‘Age Group’], df[‘Worked for less than3
months-Females ’])
Plt.title(‘Test Plot’)
Plt.xlabel(‘Age Group’)
Plt.ylabel(‘Worked for less than 3 months-Males and
Females’)
Plt.show()

Test plot against Industrial categories-A-Cultvators-

Males and Females vs district code:

Plt.plot(df[‘District code’], df[‘Industrial categories-A-

Cultvators- males’])
Plt.plot(df[‘District code’], df[‘Industrial categories-A-
Cultvators- females’])
Plt.title(‘Test plot’)
Plt.xlabel(‘District code’)
Plt.ylabel(‘Industrial categories-A-Cultvators- males
and females’)
Plt.show()

Conclusion:
Explored the anomaly detection techniques using
python matplotlib to identify unusual patterns in air
quality analysis.