Global Trust Score

Prediction Model
Team Geekbytes
Kiran S
Viswa M
Danel Hilton W
Pramod Raja
Prasana
Balaji Srinivasan
Tiruniteesh
Pre-processing the data

• There are no outliers in the data.

• This is checked by comparing the data points with Inter Quartile Range
value.
• There are no missing values in the data.
Descriptive
analysis
• Overall trust score increases with
increase in trust on IVs.
• Mean trust on doctor and nurses is
the highest followed by scientists.
• The overall trust score lies mostly
between 1700 and 2400.
Multi-
collinearity
among IVs
• Multi-collinearity caused
because of correlation among
Ivs.
• It is important to eliminate
multi-collinearity.
• VIF of Ivs are greater than 10.
Factor Analysis (Reduction of IVs to
Factors)

• PCA done to eliminate multi-collinearity among independent variables

• No. of components from PCA: 2
• 73% variability captured in data
• PC1: Neighbourhood, Scientist, Doctors & Nurses, Traditional Healers
• PC2: Government, Journalist, Philanthropist
• All the independent variables significantly affect overall trust score
• It is advisable to rank these independent variables according to factor
loadings value.
Regression model after Factor Analysis

Overall Trust Score = 2073.8796 + 161.06(PC1) + 123.93(PC2)

• PC1 affects overall trust score more than PC2.
• So, PC1 is more important than PC2.
• R square value: 89% - strength of model is “GOOD”.
• Root Mean Square Error: 72.79
CONCLUSION

A country’s overall trust score depends on these variables

(starting with most important one),
1. Scientists
2. Neighbourhood
3. Doctors and Nurses
4. Traditional Healers
5. Government
6. Journalist
7. Philanthropists
Thank you