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This document outlines the structure and expectations for student presentations on Exploratory Data Analysis, K-NN Classification, and K-Means Clustering. It details the required slide content, including project title, introduction, methodology, results, insights, challenges, and references. Students are encouraged to present their findings clearly and visually using graphs and tables.

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IIT GUIDELINES

This document outlines the structure and expectations for student presentations on Exploratory Data Analysis, K-NN Classification, and K-Means Clustering. It details the required slide content, including project title, introduction, methodology, results, insights, challenges, and references. Students are encouraged to present their findings clearly and visually using graphs and tables.

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This document provides the structure and expectations for students submitting a presentation for the project on Exploratory

Data Analysis
(EDA), K-NN Classification, and K-Means Clustering. Ensure your slides are concise, visually appealing, and convey your analysis and findings
clearly.

Slide Structure and Content


1. Title Slide
Project Title: Weather Patterns Analysis and Prediction
Student’s Name: Include your name
Submission Date: Add the date of submission.
2. Introduction
Objective: Summarize the project's aim in 2-3 concise bullet points.
Dataset Overview: Briefly describe the dataset:
Number of records and features.
Key columns included.
Tools and Techniques: List the tools/software used for analysis (e.g., Excel, Python, Google Sheets) and any methods or algorithms applied.
3. Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
Present key findings from the dataset, such as:
Maximum or minimum values.
Averages, medians, or frequently occurring values.
Observed trends or patterns.
Visual Representation: Use:
Graphs (e.g., bar charts, line graphs) to highlight trends.
Tables to summarize statistics concisely.
4. Methodology
Explain the approach used for each part of the project:
K-NN Classification:
Describe the steps: distance calculation, selecting nearest neighbors, and predicting outcomes.
K-Means Clustering:
Detail initialization, assignment, and recomputation steps.
Include brief, clear flow diagrams or step-by-step visuals to make the process easy to follow.
5. Results
K-NN Classification Results:
Show predicted outcomes (e.g., Rain Presence) with supporting evidence like distances.
K-Means Clustering Results:
Highlight final cluster assignments and updated centroids using tables or graphs.
Ensure results are clearly linked to the methodology.
6. Insights and Learnings
Summarize key takeaways:
Trends or patterns discovered during the analysis.
Unique insights into the dataset.
Highlight how the analysis tools or machine learning techniques contributed to solving the problem.
7. Challenges and Recommendations
Challenges:
Mention any issues encountered, such as computational difficulties.
Recommendations:
Suggest improvements for future projects
8. Conclusion
Recap the project’s purpose and its main findings.
Discuss the broader implications of the results.
Emphasize the value of data science and AI in addressing similar problems.
9. References
List any resources used, including:
Tools and software.
Websites, articles, or books referenced.
Format references neatly and consistently.

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