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This is our final project for the Python Data Analysis course. We selected the United States' authoritative institution SSA and analyzed the data of American newborns from 1880 to 2010. Through this project, we also gained insights into different data prediction models.
2. What did we do?
We downloaded the data online (without using web scraping) and consolidated it into a single document. We analyzed the data based on gender, annual birth rates, and names. Additionally, we employed various models for data prediction and conducted comparisons. Furthermore, we explored data querying functionalities and the ability to export output results.
Note: As I did not retrieve the relevant data from the internet through web scraping and due to potential copyright concerns, I have decided not to upload this portion of the content to our project. You can download the data yourself by visiting the following link: