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    <title>Are pubs the primal cause for crimes?</title>
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    <author>Nithish Kumar</author>
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    <description><![CDATA[Let’s load the crimes data and look at the aggregated stats along with the distribution of criminals according to the region_name.
Now, let’s examine the density plots, scatterplots and correlation between public_houses and criminals.
Using the different variables available to us, let’s create multiple models starting from base model of using mean value. The t-stat of each variable included and the adjusted R-square parameters will help in decided the appropriate model for our usecase.]]></description>
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