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Validity of sample2.tsv file data (all 5)

7:46pm Wed 8th May, ANONYMOUS

Hi Prof Michael, While running the % ./best_predictor sample2.tsv to generate the expected output. I am getting a different score like following with the provided data in sample2.tsv. GDP per capita: 0.925 Population: -0.989 Homicide Rate: -0.889 Life Expectancy: 0.957 (r = 0.98923) These results are different from the expected output. With this data, I tried with the Python script to produce these calculations and got the same result as above. So my question is, Are these calculations from sample 2.tsv correct or do we need to validate anything else ? Or can you please share any other data source so we can test the correct calculation and see if any difference in the output or script design ? Thanks for your guidance and help.

Validity of sample2.tsv file data (all 5)

9:34pm Wed 8th May, Michael W.

ANONYMOUS wrote:

> Hi Prof Michael, > > While running the % ./best_predictor sample2.tsv to generate the expected output. > > I am getting a different score like following with the provided data in sample2.tsv. > GDP per capita: 0.925 > Population: -0.989 > Homicide Rate: -0.889 > Life Expectancy: 0.957 > (r = 0.98923) > > These results are different from the expected output. > > With this data, I tried with the Python script to produce these calculations and got the same result as above. > > So my question is, Are these calculations from sample 2.tsv correct or do we need to validate anything else ? > > Or can you please share any other data source so we can test the correct calculation and see if any difference in the output or script design ? > > Thanks for your guidance and help.

Hi, To help check your (and my) calculations, I created an Excel spreadsheet which gives a breakdown of the correlation computations. Unless you are using scipy, and have coded the correlation computation in Python yourself, you may have programming in the same mistake. Anyway, I have now upload the Excel spreadsheet to the Assignment 2 LMS page. Cheers MichaelW 👨‍🎨

Validity of sample2.tsv file data (all 5)

12:03am Thu 9th May, Md C.

Hi, When I tried to access the new excel file link you mentioned at the bottom of the assignment 2 page, it gives following error: Not found The specified resource was not found or you do not have permission to access it. Thursday, 9 May 2024 12:01:42 AM AWST

Validity of sample2.tsv file data (all 5)

9:29am Thu 9th May, ANONYMOUS

Hi,

The reasoning for your differing answers is due to your procedure in calculating the Pearson coefficients.

Without directly telling you the answer, I would urge you to reread this part of the project brief, I have highlighted the important parts:

"The method is: for each predictor, for each country, compute the correlation (also known as the Pearson correlation) between the predictor and the associated Cantril Ladder score. The mean correlation for a given predictor is then computed across all the countries".

Hint for python (if you are using pandas) you will need to make at least one df.groupby() calls.

Hope that helps :)

Validity of sample2.tsv file data (all 5)

9:26am Fri 10th May, Michael W.

"Md Chowdhury" <24*7*1*5@s*u*e*t*u*a*e*u*a*> wrote:

> Hi, > > When I tried to access the new excel file link you mentioned at the bottom of the assignment 2 page, it gives following error: > > Not found > > The specified resource was not found or you do not have permission to access it. > Thursday, 9 May 2024 12:01:42 AM AWST

Hi Rayhan, That is now provided (Sample1.tsv is just the first two countries in Sample2.tsv) Cheers MichaellW 👨‍🎨

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