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SmartWatch Health Data Analysis

Project Overview

This project performs Bivariate and Multivariate Analysis on a health dataset to explore relationships between categorical and numerical variables. Various visualization techniques are used to understand the impact of factors like heart rate , blood oxygen level , steps taken in a day , activity level and sleep duration on stress level of an individual. Part of the assignment given in the course DAI-101.

Dataset

The dataset being used is the health data statistics of 10000 randomly selected smartwatches . Contains information about the used factors written above

Features Analyzed

Categorical Variables

  • Sleep Duration (hours)

  • Activity Level

  • Stress Level

Numerical Variables

  • User ID

  • Heart Rate (BPM)

  • Blood Oxygen level (%)

  • Step Count

Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

Univariate Analysis

  • Data Description: Mean, Median, Mode, and Interquartile ranges of all the numerical variables.

  • Skewness: Skewness of all the numerical variables used.

  • Frequency Distribution: Frequency charts representing the frequency distribution of all the categorical variables.

  • Histograms: Histograms representing all the numerical variables is used.

  • BoxPlots : Boxplots of all the numerical variables

BoxPlots and Frequency charts are also present when the data was not cleaned

Bivariate Analysis

  • Heatmap : Between every pair of continuous variables

  • Box , Violin and Bar plots : For comparing all the numerical variables with all the categorical variables

  • Scatter Plots: Understand relationships between Heart Rate and Sleep Duration (Based on steps taken ).

Multivariate Analysis

  • Pair Plots: Visualize multiple variable relationships simultaneously.

  • Heatmap: Analyze correlation among numerical features all at once.

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