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This project aims to analyze the determinants for a woman being the primary source of revenue in a household using data from the "Conditions de Travail 2013" survey. The analysis will be focused on individuals living in couples in the same household.
The objective of the project is to analyze, based on the 2013 Working Conditions survey, the determinants for a woman being the primary source of revenue in the household.
- Data Exploration & Management: Explore the dataset and the available data and handle missing data.
- Feature Selection: The dataset presents 541 Columns/Features. A selection needs to be made to be able to conduct further analysis.
- Build and evaluate a logistic regression model to identify significant predictors of a women being the primary source of revenue in the household.
- Source: Conditions de Travail 2013 (Volet "Actif")
- Initial Dataset Size: 33,673 individuals
- Filtered Dataset: Individuals living in couples at the same household
The results are in a presentation in the following link: Presentation Link
The presentation is also available as the pdf:
Results_Analysis.pdf
Important
The project was done on Python 3.11.6
To run this project locally, follow these steps:
- Clone the repository:
# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/Medkallel/Logistic-Regression-Analysis
# Navigate into the directory
cd Logistic-Regression-Analysis
- Install the required dependencies:
# Install the requirements
pip install -r requirements.txt
The analysis data is already available in the notebook but you can run it all
Tip
The notebook could take up to 15 minutes to run. Be patient :)
Here's a visual representation of the structure:
📦Project
┣ 📁Data/
┗ 🗃️individus_ct2013.sas7bdat
┣ 📁Doc/
┃ ┗ 📄Dictionnary_of_Variables.pdf
┣ 🐍Data_Analysis_Notebook.ipynb
┣ 📄requirements.txt
┣ 📄Results_Analysis.pdf
┗ 📄README.md
This project is the result of the collaborative efforts of a diverse and talented team. Each member has contributed significantly to different aspects of the project, from initial research and data collection to final analysis and presentation.
- Jean Christophe Rigoni
- Simon Pierre Rodner
This project is under the CC BY-NC 4.0 License. Check the licence file for more info.