Data Scientist at Transforma Uruguay
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Planning Public Policy in Argentina
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Updated 12/2023Apply unsupervised learning techniques to help plan an education program in Argentina.
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As statistics and machine learning methods become more pervasive, policymakers have also increased their use of these techniques when deciding how to allocate public resources. In this project, you will analyze economic and social development indicators for 22 provinces of Argentina to help plan an education program.
This project assumes you can manipulate data frames using dplyr
, make
plots using ggplot2
, and understand principal component analysis (PCA) and
k-means clustering.
The data for this project was published by <a href="https://www.indec.gov.ar/indicadores-sociodemograficos.asp#top">INDEC</a> and includes indicators such as poverty, population, and GDP for each province.
Project Tasks
- 1Provinces of Argentina
- 2Most populous, richest provinces
- 3A matrix for PCA
- 4Reducing dimensions
- 5PCA: Variables & Components
- 6Plotting the components
- 7Cluster using K means
- 8Components with colors
- 9Buenos Aires, in a league of its own
- 10The rich provinces
- 11The poor provinces
- 12Planning for public policy
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Rafael La Buonora
See MoreWith a background in economics, Rafael works as a data scientist at Transforma Uruguay, assessing the impact of public policy in the welfare of the citizens of Uruguay.