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    This document summarizes an analysis of Titanic passenger survival data using machine learning models. Key steps included: 1. Cleaning the data by removing unused features like Cabin, imputing missing Age and Fare values, and one-hot encoding Port. 2. Engineering features like transforming variables with QuantileTransformer and one-hot encoding Port. 3. Evaluating classifier models like Logistic Regression, Naive Bayes, and Linear Discriminant Analysis, finding Logistic Regression and Linear Discriminant Analysis had the best accuracy at around 94.5-96.4%. 4. Proposing next steps like using NLP on names/titles, deconstructing passenger class, and refining the model through

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    This document summarizes an analysis of Titanic passenger survival data using machine learning models. Key steps included: 1. Cleaning the data by removing unused features like Cabin, imputing missing Age and Fare values, and one-hot encoding Port. 2. Engineering features like transforming variables with QuantileTransformer and one-hot encoding Port. 3. Evaluating classifier models like Logistic Regression, Naive Bayes, and Linear Discriminant Analysis, finding Logistic Regression and Linear Discriminant Analysis had the best accuracy at around 94.5-96.4%. 4. Proposing next steps like using NLP on names/titles, deconstructing passenger class, and refining the model through

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    Titanic Survival

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    This document summarizes an analysis of Titanic passenger survival data using machine learning models. Key steps included: 1. Cleaning the data by removing unused features like Cabin, imputing missing Age and Fare values, and one-hot encoding Port. 2. Engineering features like transforming variables with QuantileTransformer and one-hot encoding Port. 3. Evaluating classifier models like Logistic Regression, Naive Bayes, and Linear Discriminant Analysis, finding Logistic Regression and Linear Discriminant Analysis had the best accuracy at around 94.5-96.4%. 4. Proposing next steps like using NLP on names/titles, deconstructing passenger class, and refining the model through

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    Titanic Survival

    USING MACHINE LEARNING


    The mission
    Predict the survival of passengers on the Titanic using:
    • Passenger ID
    • Survived
    • Passenger Class
    • Name
    • Sex
    • Age
    • Number of siblings / spouses
    • Number of parents
    • Ticket number
    • Fare
    • Cabin Number
    • Port of Embarkation
    • Survival
    Data inspection
    REDUCING DIMENSIONALITY

    • Removed features not contributing to the story


    • Removed Cabin feature

    D AT A C L E A N U P

    • Age imputed with median value (28)


    • Imputed fare with median of each passenger class
    • Removed Capt. Crosby
    Age distribution
    Fare distribution
    Feature engineering

    QuantileTransformer(n_quantiles = 300,\
    output_distribution = 'normal')

    Port embarkation one-hot encoded


    Model Selection
    CLASSIFIER MODELS ACCURACY

    94.5% 86.8% 96.4%

    sl

    Logisitic Regression Naive Bayes Linear Discriminant Analysis


    Score - 0.80​ Score - 0.78 ​Score - 0.80
    Next time out
    1. Natural language processing

    a. Investigate names/titles

    b. Determine siblings/parent relations

    2. Destructure passenger class feature

    3. Refine model

    a. Investigate data transformations

    b. Reduce dimensionality

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