Big Data : Assignment 2


Q1) Draw and Explain the Data Science Process Stages


Q2) Explain in Tabular Format the difference between Descriptive, Predictive and Perspective Analysis 


Q3) What is Correlation ?

        Explain with Diagram :

        a) Negative Correlation  

        b) Perfectly Negative Correlation 


Q4) What are the Types of Regression Models ?

        Make use of formula and graph to explain the model.


Q5) What is the Statistical Inference ?

        What are the two broad areas of Statistical Inference ? 


 

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