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Fifa

Analysis on the Fifa dataset obtained from Kaggle (https://www.kaggle.com/karangadiya/fifa19).

The project includes 2 subfolders grouping the material necessary to perform the analysis:

  • .ipynb_checkpoints, there is a file describing the dataset column name and a second file with the Handout instructions,
  • data, there is the FIFA dataset.

The files outside of these 2 folders are the ones necessary to the data science analysis performed. Data.csv is the raw data used. The 2 elaboration files are:

  1. descriptive_stat.ipynb
    File the descriptive statistics on the FIFA, the first part of this file is necessary to clean the dataset and to gather a first impression on the players, the second part of the file describes some key correlation matrices among the different features of the dataset. These are relevant and necessary to build machine learning algorithms and prediction formulas on the measures in play.
  2. ml.ipynb
    File with machine learning on the key FIFA measures, there are 3 exercises in total:
    2.1 a linear regression to predict the 'Overall' value of a player considering the other technical characteristics
    2.2 a linear regression to predict the 'Overall' value of a pòayer considering only 3 other factors: 'Value','Wage','Potential'
    2.3 a decision tree classifier to show how is it possible to predict the simplified position of a player starting from his characteristics with a good approximation (85%)

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fifa's Issues

Review 1

Hello Alessandro! The project is looking great so far! All the charts (including the radial) look very good and contain the right information.

The one thing to improve is: tell me a story Your current notebook is just a bunch of code with charts mixed within it. You need to make the data tell us your story, or what you're trying us to understand. Use the notebooks markdown features to add information about the charts you're doing and why/how you're doing them.

Try to minimize the "code" to a minimum, for example, this doesn't add much:
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Something that might help is moving all the utility functions to a separate module and importing that module at the top.

The objective should be to show this to someone that has 0 experience with coding.

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