End to end Airbnb Data Analysis

End to end Airbnb Data Analysis

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Airbnb Data Analysis

Project Overview

This project focuses on preparing the Airbnb Listings Dataset for structured analysis. The work includes data exploration, cleaning, handling missing values, and feature engineering to ensure the dataset is reliable for analytical or predictive tasks.

Airbnb Data Analysis

Dataset Information

The dataset contains detailed information on listings, hosts, pricing, and availability across multiple locations. It forms the base for exploration, feature creation, and deriving market insights.

AttributeDescription
Dataset NameAirbnb NYC
SourceGithub
File FormatCSV
Number of Records48,895
Key Columns'id', 'name', 'host_id', 'neighbourhood', 'room_type', 'price', 'availability_365', 'reviews_per_month'

Project Objectives

  • Clean and preprocess the dataset to resolve inconsistencies and missing values.
  • Build meaningful features that enhance analytical and modeling outcomes.
  • Use visualizations to uncover insights and trends.
  • Generate a clean, analysis-ready dataset for machine learning or reporting.

Tools and Libraries

  • Python
  • Pandas, NumPy for data manipulation
  • Matplotlib, Seaborn for visualization
  • SQLAlchemy, urllib for connectivity
  • dotenv, os for environment management
  • Jupyter Notebook for development

Methodology

  1. Import required Python libraries.
  2. Load the dataset from a reliable source.
  3. Explore data distributions and identify patterns or anomalies.
  4. Clean data by handling missing values, duplicates, and inconsistencies.
  5. Engineer new features for better interpretability.
  6. Export the cleaned dataset for downstream use.

 

Python Methodology

Results Summary

  • The dataset was cleaned and validated for consistency.
  • Missing values were handled using suitable strategies.
  • Feature engineering improved the dataset’s structure and interpretability.
  • The final dataset is ready for exploratory analysis and predictive modeling.
  • A clean, exportable version of the dataset has been prepared for future workflows.