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data.groupby('Year').TotalPayBenefits.mean()
data.groupby('EmployeeName').TotalPayBenefits.sum().sort_values(ascending=False)
 

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Jayanth MK

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please review it ,
my solution for linear model on boston data analysis
 

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_83332

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Vinay: Assignment boston house value. Pls Check
 

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Javier Portugal

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Can anyone share the load_boston.ipynb here?,
I don't understand why, but when I download it from the sharedrive and open it, it is empty, no code in it.
thanks for any help
 
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Meenal Soni

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I am not able to find the issue with the error.
error: not enough values to unpack (expected 5, got 4)

for code : x_train, x,test, y_train, y_test = train_test_split(feature_transformed,target,random_state = 10)
 

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Ankur Bhatnagar_1

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Meenal Soni said:
I am not able to find the issue with the error.
error: not enough values to unpack (expected 5, got 4)

for code : x_train, x,test, y_train, y_test = train_test_split(feature_transformed,target,random_state = 10)
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Hi, looks like you have assigned dummy variable to all cols., only the ones with object data type will need a dummy variable. Others already have values that can be used for prediction.
 
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Jatin_38

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Hi @Wajahat Khan_1 / @wajahat.bhat ,

Question related to Lesson 3 practice. Salaries.csv.
In the data, there multiple people with same name, so how to differentiate, weather the name is referring to the same person or not?
I think data cleaning will be essential. As in the screenshots, it suggest for 'A Bernard Fatooh',

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and if we apply sum on group by :

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In case of Aaron cramer, there are two different persons :

1614771590911.png
 
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mdwajtech

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Jatin_38 said:
Hi @Wajahat Khan_1 / @wajahat.bhat ,

Question related to Lesson 3 practice. Salaries.csv.
In the data, there multiple people with same name, so how to differentiate, weather the name is referring to the same person or not?
I think data cleaning will be essential. As in the screenshots, it suggest for 'A Bernard Fatooh',

View attachment 14423

and if we apply sum on group by :

View attachment 14424

In case of Aaron cramer, there are two different persons :

View attachment 14426
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yes u can convert all the names to lower by applying .lower() on the name column
 
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