Now that we have a clean dataset to work with, we'll look at the next phase of business intelligence—exploring the data. In this chapter, we will cover:
Creating Pandas DataFrames
Creating a Pandas DataFrame from a MongoDB query
Creating a Pandas DataFrame from a CSV file
Creating a Pandas DataFrame from an Excel file
Creating a Pandas DataFrame from a JSON file
Creating a data quality report
Generating summary statistics
For the entire dataset
Generating summary statistics for the entire dataset
Generating summary statistics for object type columns
Getting the mode of the entire dataset
For a single column
Generating summary statistics for a single column
Getting a count of unique values for a single column
Getting ...
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