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Logistics Regression Analysis: Week 3 Logistics Regression Analysis: Week 3 American Military University Steward Huang, Ph.D. Kwame’ Vaughn
Logistics Regression Analysis: Week 3 Abstract This week’s case study allows an analyst to read in a comma separated value (CSV) file into R, to analyze customer levels of satisfaction based upon various variables.
Logistics Regression Analysis: Week 3 Introduction Insight Into What Will Be Discussed A very impressive skill that an analyst can possess is the ability to conduct predictive analysis. For this week’s case study, we will conduct a logistics regression analysis to identify what variables lead to more satisfied customers for an airline. With detailed and thoughtful analysis, this report will utilize predictive analytics insights to provide an understanding to the variables that will reach peak customer satisfaction. Analysis Setup Working Directory and CSV Read-In To begin the analysis, Visual Studio Code will be downloaded, installed, and opened on the machine. Once the application has been opened, R’s getwd() function will be used to identify the current working directory. After the working directory has been identified, the given dataset (“Satisfaction21.csv”) will be saved in the same analysis folder as our R file. Next, the dataset will be read into the R file by using R’s read.csv() function. Establish Variable Classes After the dataset has been successfully read into R, the analyst will create all variable classes for the analysis. The code used to create classes are captured in the images below:
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