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CP2403 - Practical 7 - INT

This document outlines a practical assignment involving analyzing the relationships between electricity use, oil use, and CO2 emissions using scatter plots, correlation, and regression. It describes 7 scenarios to perform these analyses and interpret the results.

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CP2403 - Practical 7 - INT

This document outlines a practical assignment involving analyzing the relationships between electricity use, oil use, and CO2 emissions using scatter plots, correlation, and regression. It describes 7 scenarios to perform these analyses and interpret the results.

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Practical 7 – CP2403

(Please ensure you show your work to your tutor once completed as each practical is 3
marks.)

Part 1 – Download the Jupyter notebook for Module 7 and run the notebook

Part 2
Download the Jupyter Notebook Template for Prac 7 from LearnJCU. Complete the template
& run the code. Refer to Module 7 Lecture Jupyter Notebook for help
Complete the questions in Part 3 as you work on the Prac 7 template

Part 3
Scenario 1
We want to find out the association between electricity use per person (relectricperperson
(x)) and oil use per person (oilperperson (y))

Step 1: hypothesis
Null hypothesis (Ho):

Step 2: Data Selection

Step 3: Assess the evidence


Scatter Plot

Pearson correlation (r):

p:

Step 4: Draw Conclusion


Scenario 2
We want to find out the association between CO2 emission (co2emissions (x)) and oil use
per person (oilperperson (y))

Step 1: hypothesis
Null hypothesis (Ho):

Step 2: Data Selection

Step 3: Assess the evidence


Scatter Plot

Pearson correlation (r):

p:

Step 4: Draw Conclusion


Scenario 3
We want to perform regression analysis between electricity use per person
(relectricperperson (x)) and oil use per person (oilperperson (y))

1: Scatter plot with regression line

2: Regression Analysis results

3: Regression line – if valid


oilperperson = b + m(relectricperperson)

4: Residual plot – if required

5: Conclusion from residual plot – if valid


Scenario 4
We want to perform regression analysis between CO2 emission (co2emissions (x)) and oil
use per person (oilperperson (y))

1: Scatter plot with regression line

2: Regression Analysis results

3: Regression line – if valid


oilperperson = b + m(co2emissions)

4: Residual plot – if required

5: Conclusion from residual plot – if valid


Scenario 5
We want to perform regression analysis between electricity use per person
(relectricperperson (x)) and oil use per person (oilperperson (y)) for LOW CO2 emission
countries

1: Scatter plot with regression line

2: Regression Analysis results

3: Regression line
oilperperson = b + m(co2emissions)

4: Residual plot – if required

5: Conclusion from residual plot – if valid


Scenario 6
We want to perform regression analysis between electricity use per person
(relectricperperson (x)) and oil use per person (oilperperson (y)) for MEDIUM CO2 emission
countries

1: Scatter plot with regression line

2: Regression Analysis results

3: Regression line
oilperperson = b + m(co2emissions)

4: Residual plot – if required

5: Conclusion from residual plot – if valid


Scenario 7
We want to perform regression analysis between electricity use per person
(relectricperperson (x)) and oil use per person (oilperperson (y)) for HIGH CO2 emission
countries

1: Scatter plot with regression line

2: Regression Analysis results

3: Regression line
oilperperson = b + m(co2emissions)

4: Residual plot – if required

5: Conclusion from residual plot – if valid

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