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WeatherDataAnalysisinR

This project intends to provide a comparative model and data analysis report which could be helpful in weather-dependent resource planning. We have used two predictive algorithms namely Linear regression and Regression Tree. For trend analysis, we have implemented a two-fold analysis approach based on Months and Station locations using two non-parametric methods namely, Mann-Kendall method and Sen's Slope Method.

Process Notebook:

The DSWR Process Notebook.Rmd describes the course of the project. This also includes deviations from the initial proposal and further information about the evaluation of our project.

Website:

The website can be found at https://sites.google.com/view/dswrweather/home

Screencast:

The screencast can be found embedded on the website mentioned above or can be accessed directly on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZp-fKNxvwc

###Data set used:
Step 1) The main dataset used for our analysis Weather_dataset.xlsx.
Step 2) We have used FinalModifiedData.xslx file for our project
Step 3) For Station-based, predictions as well as for trend analysis we have used different files that all are present in the folder Station code

Main files:

We have different files for predictive and trend analysis, below are the details:

  1. LinearRegression.Rmd : contains the code and logic behind the implementation of the model along with the results.
  2. RegressionTree.Rmd : includes all the code used for creating the different models and their evaluation results.
  3. TrendAnalysis.Rmd : includes all the code used for trend analysis based on stations and their results.
  4. TA_Month.Rmd : includes all the code used for trend analysis based on stations and their results.
  5. TA_Result_Viz.Rmd : includes all the visualizations used for trend analysis

Note: Download all the rmd files and their respective input read files and put them in the same path location.