Titanic Analysis




Introduction:

The RMS Titanic was a British liner operated by White Star Line. Titanic perished in the North Atlantic Ocean after colliding with an iceberg on her maiden voyage from Southampton, England, to New York City, United States, on April 15, 1912. 

The sinking of RMS Titanic is regarded the deadliest peacetime cruise ship sinking.

In this dashboard, an in-depth study of the RMS Titanic dataset from Kaggle is performed.

Major Libraries investigated during the Analysis of Titanic dataset:
  • matplotlib
  • streamlit
  • Flow of Analysis:

    After acquiring the data, I reviewed the dataset for any missing values. I was ready to move on with my analysis once I had dealt with those values completely. During my analysis inquiry, I decided to divide my analysis into three parts: city-wise, survival-wise, and revenue-wise. Finally, I made a little chart of the Titanic's route (the code of which is present in my Kaggle account). Matplotlib was the library that I relied heavily on for my analyses. Its ability to generate numerous charts enabled me to analyse my data from various angles. The fact that streamlit significantly supported matplotlib simplified the building of my dashboard.

    Insights derived from the aforementioned dashboard



    • 1
      The number of males
      who boarded the ship outnumbers the
      number of females
    • 2
      Maximum number of passengers aboard the
      ship from Southampton city
    • 3
      Revenue generated by males and females is
      almost equal

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