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    Applied Data Science: Machine Problem No. 1: Data Structures

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    The document provides examples of using R code to analyze and summarize various data sets. It includes instructions to: 1) Calculate an examinee's final exam rating based on scores from multiple days and assign it to a variable, determining the variable's data type. 2) Create vectors for coffee and tea shop profits/losses by day, then calculate total profits for each, both together, and more. 3) Create matrices to store box office revenues for Star Wars films, combine them, and calculate total revenues. 4) Create a data frame with information on graphic novel characters and select/print specific rows and columns. 5) Create a list containing variables for a movie title, actors,

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    Applied Data Science: Machine Problem No. 1: Data Structures

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    The document provides examples of using R code to analyze and summarize various data sets. It includes instructions to: 1) Calculate an examinee's final exam rating based on scores from multiple days and assign it to a variable, determining the variable's data type. 2) Create vectors for coffee and tea shop profits/losses by day, then calculate total profits for each, both together, and more. 3) Create matrices to store box office revenues for Star Wars films, combine them, and calculate total revenues. 4) Create a data frame with information on graphic novel characters and select/print specific rows and columns. 5) Create a list containing variables for a movie title, actors,

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    The document provides examples of using R code to analyze and summarize various data sets. It includes instructions to: 1) Calculate an examinee's final exam rating based on scores from multiple days and assign it to a variable, determining the variable's data type. 2) Create vectors for coffee and tea shop profits/losses by day, then calculate total profits for each, both together, and more. 3) Create matrices to store box office revenues for Star Wars films, combine them, and calculate total revenues. 4) Create a data frame with information on graphic novel characters and select/print specific rows and columns. 5) Create a list containing variables for a movie title, actors,

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    APPLIED DATA SCIENCE

    MACHINE PROBLEM NO. 1: DATA STRUCTURES

    A. The following scores were obtained by a chemical engineering graduate during the recently held licensure
    exams:
    Day 1: Physical and Chemical Principles 62%
    Day 2: Chemical Engineering Principles 81%
    Day 3: General Engineering Principles 95%

    The examinee’s final rating is determined as follows: Day 1: 30%, Day 2: 40%, Day 3: 30%. Using the variables
    day1, day2 and day3 for the scores, create an R code to determine the examinee’s final rating (use the
    variable rating). Use the paste() function to obtain an output of the following form:

    The examinee’s final rating is <final rating>.

    Determine the data type of the variable rating.

    B. The following profits/losses were recorded by your café for the past week:

    Coffee Profits/Losses
    Monday Profit 14,000
    Tuesday Loss 5,000
    Wednesday Profit 2,000
    Thursday Loss 8,000
    Friday Profit 18,000
    Saturday Profit 23,000

    Tea Profits/Losses
    Monday Loss 8,000
    Tuesday Loss 3,000
    Wednesday Profit 10,000
    Thursday Loss 6,000
    Friday Profit 11,000
    Saturday Profit 5,000

    Create separate vectors for coffee and tea. Be sure to label the columns with the names of the days. Create a
    code to determine and display: (a) the total daily profits/losses; (b) the total profits/losses for the week; (c)
    the total profits/losses for both coffee and tea; (d) the profits/losses for coffee on Friday; (e) the average
    profits/losses for tea during the midweek ~ Wednesday and Thursday; (f) the days where coffee bring profits.

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    APPLIED DATA SCIENCE

    C. Analyze the box office performance of the Star Wars trilogies. The following table shows the box office
    revenues obtained by the first trilogy per region:

    US Revenue, Non-US Revenue,


    Title
    million $ million $
    New Hope 461 315
    Empire Strikes Back 290 248
    Return of the Jedi 309 166

    Create a matrix for the data; do not forget to label the rows with the movie title and the columns with the
    region revenue.

    Determine the total revenue for each of the movies. Add a column for the worldwide box office figures using
    the cbind() function.

    Create another matrix for the data for the next three movies as follows:

    US Revenue, Non-US Revenue,


    Title
    million $ million $
    Phantom Menace 475 553
    Attack of the Clones 311 339
    Revenge of the Sith 381 469

    Combine the two matrices using the rbind() function.

    Determine the: (a) total box office revenue per film; (b) the total box office revenue of the entire saga; (c) the
    average US revenue for the first two movies; (d) the number of tickets sold per region, assuming that each
    ticket costs $5.

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    APPLIED DATA SCIENCE

    D. Create a data frame named heroes_df to contain the following data on some graphic novel characters.

    Name Gender Eye Hair First Appearances Deceased? Publisher


    Color Color App
    Aquaman Male Blue Blond 1941 1121 No DC
    Batman Male Blue Black 1939 3093 No DC
    Flash Male Blue Blond 1956 1028 No DC
    Iron Man Male Blue Black 1963 2961 No Marvel
    Jean Grey Female Green Red 1963 1107 Yes Marvel
    Ororo Munroe Female Blue White 1975 1512 No Marvel
    Stephen Strange Male Grey Black 1963 1307 No Marvel
    Superman Male Blue Black 1986 2496 No DC
    Wolverine Male Blue Black 1974 3061 No Marvel
    Wonder Woman Female Blue Black 1941 1231 No DC

    Select and print out the following: (a) complete data for Iron Man; (b) first three values of hair color; (c) data
    of deceased hero/es; (d) heroes with blue eyes; (e) all heroes in order of first appearance (f) Marvel heroes;
    (g) heroes with more than 2,000 appearances in the novels.

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    APPLIED DATA SCIENCE

    E. Prepare the following variables


     mov: character string containing the movie title
    The Shining

     act: vector containing the actors’ names


    Jack Nicholson
    Shelley Duvall
    Danny Lloyd
    Scatman Crothers
    Barry Nelson

     rev: data frame containing the following


    Scores Sources Comments
    1 4.5 IMDb1 Best horror film I have ever seen.
    2 4.0 IMDb2 A truly brilliant and scary film from Stanley Kubrick
    3 5.0 IMDb3 A masterpiece of psychological horror

    Create a list named shining_list that contains all three variables given above. Use the names
    moviename, actors, reviews.
    a. Print out the vector representing the actors.
    b. Print out the second element of the vector representing the actors.
    c. Add the year 1980 to the list; print out the contents of the final list.

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