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library(readr)
library(EnvStats)
library(nortest)
# install.packages(c("readr", "EnvStats"))
# set working directory (relative path)
setwd("~/Desktop/Data Analytics/Lab 1")
pdf("all_plots.pdf", width = 8, height = 6)
# read data
epi.data <- read_csv("epi_results_2024_pop_gdp.csv")
# view dataframe
View(epi.data)
# print summary of variables in dataframe
summary(epi.data$epi_results_2024_pop_gdp.csv.new)
# print values in variable
epi.data$RLI.new
# AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
# attach dataframe
attach(epi.data)
# print values in variable
RLI.new
########################
### Explore Variable ###
RLI <- epi.data$RLI.new
# find NAs in variable - outputs vector of logical values, true if NA, false otherwise
NAs <- is.na(RLI)
RLI[which(NAs)]
# print values in variable
PHL <- epi.data$PHL.new
PHL
# no NAs
RLI_noNA <- epi.data$RLI.new[!is.na(epi.data$RLI.new)];
PHL_noNA <- epi.data$PHL.new[!is.na(epi.data$PHL.new)];
set.seed(1);
RLI_sub <- sample(RLI_noNA, size = min(180, length(RLI_noNA)));
RLI_new_sub <- RLI_sub; # only if you truly need a second alias
# find NAs inv variavle - outputs vector of logical values, true if NA, false otherwise
NAs <- is.na(PHL)
# print NAs
PHL[which(NAs)]
# take subset of NOT NAs from variable
PHL.noNA <- PHL[!NAs]
PHL.noNA
# filter for only values above 30
PHL.above30 <- PHL.noNA[PHL.noNA>30]
PHL.above30
# stats
summary(PHL.above30)
# boxplot of variable(s)
boxplot(RLI, PHL.above30, names = c("RHI","PHL"))
### Histograms ###
# histogram (frequency distribution)
# hist(RLI)
# define sequence of values over which to plot histogram
x <- seq(0., 100., 10)
# histogram (frequency distribution) over range
hist(RLI, x, breaks=brks, prob=TRUE)
# print estimated density curve for variable
lines(density(RLI, na.rm=TRUE)) # or try bw=“SJ”
# print rug
rug(RLI)
x <- seq(0., 100., 5)
# histogram (frequency distribution) over rabge
hist(RLI, breaks = "FD", prob=TRUE)
# print estimated density curve for variable
lines(density(RLI, na.rm=TRUE, bw="SJ"))
# print rug
rug(RLI)
# histogram (frequency distribution) over rabge
hist(RLI.new, breaks = "FD", prob=TRUE)
# range
x1<-seq(5,95,1)
# generate probability density values for a normal distribution with given mean and sd
d1 <- dnorm(x1,mean=45, sd=11,log=FALSE)
# print density values
lines(x1,d1)
# generate probability density values for a normal distribution with given mean and sd
d2 <- dnorm(x1,mean=64, sd=11,log=FALSE)
# print density values
lines(x1,d2)
# print density values
lines(x1,.5*d2)
### Empirical Cumulative Distribution Function ###
# plot ecdfs
plot(ecdf(RLI), do.points=FALSE, verticals=TRUE)
plot(ecdf(PHL), do.points=FALSE, verticals=TRUE)
### Quantile-quantile Plots ###
# print quantile-quantile plot for variable with theoretical normal distribuion
qqnorm(RLI); qqline(RLI)
# print quantile-quantile plot for random numbers from a normal distribution with theoretical normal distribution
x <- rnorm(500)
qqnorm(x); qqline(x)
# print quantile-quantile plot for variable with any theoretical distribution
qqplot(rnorm(180), RLI_sub, xlab = "Q-Q plot for norm dsn")
qqline(RLI_sub)
# print quantile-quantile plot for 2 variables
qqplot(RLI, PHL, xlab = "Q-Q plot for RHI vs PHL")
qqplot(x, RLI, xlab = "Q-Q plot for RHI vs PHL")
qqline(RLI)
y <- rnorm(500)
qqplot(x, y, xlab = "Q-Q plot for RHI vs PHL")
qqline(y)
## Statistical Tests
x <- rnorm(500)
y <- rnorm(500)
hist(x)
hist(y)
shapiro.test(x)
shapiro.test(y)
ad.test(x)
ad.test(y)
ks.test(x,y)
wilcox.test(x,y)
var.test(x,y)
t.test(x,y)
dev.off()