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WEATHER PATTERN

ANALYSIS AND PREDICTION


By-s.dwaragash
Submission date-22-12-2024
INTRODUCTION
• Develop Data-Driven Solutions: Apply data science and AI techniques to
various problems, including text analysis, numerical computations, and
character profiling.
• Extract Insights from Data: Analyze datasets to extract meaningful insights,
patterns, and relationships that can inform decision-making.
• Demonstrate AI's Potential: Showcase the potential of data science and AI
to transform industries, improve lives, and drive innovation
IMPORTANCE OF WEATHER
PATTERN ANALYSIS

• Weather patterns impact daily life, economy, and environment


• Accurate predictions help prevent natural disasters and mitigate effects
• Understanding weather patterns informs climate change research and
policy
TYPES OF WEATHER PATTERNS

• High and low-pressure systems


• Fronts (cold, warm, stationary, occluded)
• Wind patterns (trade winds, westerlies, jet stream)
• Ocean currents and El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO)
EXPLORATORY DATA ANALYSIS
(EDA)
• Maximum and Minimum Values:Identify the highest and lowest values in each
numerical column.
• Averages (Mean): Calculate the average value for each numerical column.
• Medians:Determine the middle value when the data is sorted.
• Frequently Occurring Values (Mode): Identify the most common value in each
column
• Maximum Value:[Value]
• Minimum Value: [Value]
• Average (Mean): [Value]
• Median:[Value]
• Mode:[Value]
• Observed Trends: [Description of trends]
• Patterns: [Description of patterns]
VISUAL REPRESENTATION
METHOLOGY
FOR K-NN CLASSIFICATION:

• Step 1: Determine the Number of Nearest Neighbors (k) .


• Step 2: Calculate the Distance Between the Query Point and Dataset Points.
• Step 4: Make a Prediction.
• Step 3: Sort and Select the k-Nearest Neighbors.
• It will algorithm is a non-parametric, supervised learning classifier, which uses
proximity to make classifications or predictions about the grouping of an
individual data point
FOR K CLUSTER
• 1. Choose the number of clusters k. The first step in k-means is to pick
the number of clusters, k.
• 2. Select k random points from the data as centroids.
• 3. Assign all the points to the closest cluster centroid.
• 4. Recompute the centroids of newly formed clusters.
• 5. Repeat steps 3 and 4.
• It will assigns data points to one of the K clusters depending on their
distance from the center of the clusters. It starts by randomly assigning
the clusters centroid in the space.
INSIGHT
• Trends or Patterns
• 1. Increased Focus on Personalization: The personal style quiz and TV
character profile highlight the importance of understanding individual
personalities and styles.
• 2. Growing Demand for Efficient Algorithms: The longest word and
second largest number programs demonstrate the need for efficient
algorithms to solve real world problems
• 3. Importance of Error Handling: The second largest number program
emphasizes the importance of error handling and input validation in
programming.
UNIQUE INSIGHTS INTO THE
DATASET.
• 1. Dive Deep
• 2. Mix Methods
• 3. Visualize Differently
• 4. Question Assumptions
• 5. Look for Anomalies
• 6. Embrace Uncertainty
• 7. Here's what else to consider
CHALLENGES
CHALLENGES:
1. Interpretation of Results: Interpreting the results of the personal style quiz or
TV character profile may require expertise in psychology or character
development.
2. Contextual Understanding: Understanding the context in which the data is
being used may be essential for accurate interpretation and application of
the results.
• Complexity of atmospheric systems

• Limited observational data

• Model uncertainty and bias

• Communicating uncertainty to stakeholders


RECOMMENDATIONS
• DATA COLLECTION AND PREPROCESSING
1.Data Validation: Implement robust data validation techniques to ensure
accuracy and consistency of collected data.
2.Data Cleaning: Develop automated data cleaning pipelines to handle
missing or noisy data.
3.Data Augmentation: Consider using data augmentation techniques to
increase dataset size and diversity
CONCLUTION
• This project aimed to develop and apply data science and AI techniques to
various problems, including text analysis, numerical computations, and
character profiling. The main objectives were to:
• 1.Design algorithms for text analysis and numerical computations
• 2.Develop a character profile using data science techniques
• 3.Extract meaningful insights from dat

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