Creative Data Mining : Documentation of the teaching results from the Spring Semester 2017

Besides, another hypothesis made in project is that people’s evaluation truly reflects noise level in
decibel.
Approach & Methods
Since dataset is continuous and labeled, regression method is applied in project. Main procedures
carried in project are listed following:
1. Besides, Decided another weather hypothesis to use made noise in in project decibel is level that people’s or in evaluation evaluation level truly in survey reflects questions, noise level i.e. in does
people’s decibel. evaluation on noise level truly corresponds to decibel level
2. Searching potential variables related with security, both from visualization of data and linear
regression method, i.e. single variable liner regression
Approach & Methods
3. Since Do multivariable dataset is continuous linear regression and labeled, to regression acquire a method simple is linear applied regression in project. model Main to procedures quantify security
level carried in project are listed following:
4. Check 1. Decided if the above weather linear to use model noise can in decibel simplified level or further in evaluation to get level the most in survey crucial questions, parameters i.e. does
people’s evaluation on noise level truly corresponds to decibel level
2. Searching potential variables related with security, both from visualization of data and linear
regression method, i.e. single variable liner regression
3. Do multivariable linear regression to acquire a simple linear regression model to quantify
Results & Discussion
security level
4. Check if the above linear model can be simplified further to get the most crucial parameters
1. Noise in decibel level versus evaluation level Boxplot of decibel level and evaluation level are
both shown below (Figure 2 and Figure 3). Although boxplot provides more information e.g. outlier,
percentile, it is hart to tell relationship.
Results & Discussion
1. Noise in decibel level versus evaluation level
Boxplot of decibel level and evaluation level are both shown below (Figure 2 and Figure 3).
Although boxplot provides more information e.g. outlier, percentile, it is hart to tell relationship.
Figure 2: Decibel level
Figure 3: Noise level
Then two boxplots are shown in Figure 4 in the same axis, and mean values of these two data are
shown in Figure 5. Important thing here is that in question survey, -2 means noisy and 2 means
Then two
quite,
boxplots
so noise
are
level
shown
is replaced
in Figure
with
4 in
its
the
opposite
same
number.
axis, and
Basically,
mean values
from Figure
of these
4 & 5,
two data are
shown in
evaluation
Figure 5. Important
on noisy/quite
thing
level
here
corresponds
is that in question
to decibel
survey,
level obtained
-2 means
by sensor.
noisy and 2 means quite,
so noise level is replaced with its opposite number. Basically, from Figure 4 & 5, evaluation on noisy/
quite level corresponds to decibel level obtained by sensor.
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