Statistical Analysis Commands in R

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What is the purpose of the 'chisq.test(a$target,a$sex)' function in the provided code snippet?

To test the relationship between the target variable and gender.

What does the 'anov()' function with 'target~(resting.bp.s)' as an argument do?

Performs analysis of variance on the target variable and resting blood pressure data.

In the given code, what is the purpose of 'ifelse(testset$predicted_probability>0.50,1,0)'?

Classifying test data based on predicted probabilities.

What information does the 'table(testset$target,testset$binary)' provide?

It displays a contingency table of observed and predicted target values.

Why is 'sample.split(a$target,SplitRatio = 0.80)' used in the code?

To split the dataset into training and testing sets for model evaluation.

What does 'model=randomForest(target~.,data=trainingset)' achieve in the code snippet?

Fits a random forest model predicting the target variable using all other variables.

What does 'sum(is.na(a))' in the code snippet do?

Calculates the sum of logical NA values in the dataframe a

What is the purpose of 'chisq.test(a$target,a$chest.pain.type)' in the code snippet?

Conducts a chi-squared test between target and chest pain type

What does 'testset$predicted_probability>0.50' determine in the code snippet?

Predicted probability greater than 0.50 in testset

What information does 'table(a$resting.ecg)' provide in the code snippet?

Creates a contingency table for resting ECG values

What is the purpose of 'anova=aov(target~(age),data=a)' in the code snippet?

Conducts an analysis of variance (ANOVA) for target with respect to age

What does 'model=randomForest(target~,.,data=trainingset)' achieve in the code snippet?

Fits a random forest model with all predictors to predict the target variable

Study Notes

R Script Steps

  • Set working directory to C:/Users/nishitha1/Desktop/231BCADA23
  • Read CSV file newppt.csv into a with na.strings set to empty string
  • Calculate sum of NA values in a using sum(is.na(a))
  • Create frequency table for a$resting.ecg using table(a$resting.ecg)

Handling Missing Values

  • Replace NA values in a$resting.ecg with 0

ANOVA Models

  • Create ANOVA model for target vs age using aov function
  • Summarize ANOVA model using summary function
  • Create ANOVA models for target vs resting.bp.s, cholesterol, max.heart.rate, and oldpeak

Chi-Square Tests

  • Perform chi-square tests for target vs sex, chest.pain.type, fasting.blood.sugar, resting.ecg, exercise.angina, and ST.slope

Random Forest Model

  • Split data into training set (80%) and test set (20%) using sample.split function
  • Create random forest model using randomForest function with target as response variable
  • Summarize random forest model using summary function
  • Predict probabilities for test set using predict function
  • Create binary predictions using ifelse function

Confusion Matrix

  • Create confusion matrix for test set using table function

Learn how to perform statistical analysis using R commands such as reading CSV files, handling missing values, conducting ANOVA tests, and performing chi-squared tests. Explore different variables like age, resting blood pressure, cholesterol levels, and heart rate in a dataset.

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