Let's look at some data properties (use the EDA.scala file for this). At first, we need to read the training set to see the available properties. To begin with, let's place your training set in your project directory or somewhere else and point to it accordingly:
val train = "data/insurance_train.csv"
I hope you have Java, Scala and Spark installed and configured on your machine. If not, please do so. Anyway, I'm assuming they are. So let's create an active Spark session, which is the gateway for any Spark application:
val spark = SparkSessionCreate.createSession()import spark.implicits._
Spark session alias on Scala REPL:
If you are inside Scala REPL, the Spark session alias spark is already defined, so ...
