Question: I need a little help for my projecte. Objective: Comparative study of Dimensionality Reduction Techniques and their Impact on Regression and Visualization. Dataset: The dataset

I need a little help for my projecte. Objective: Comparative study of Dimensionality Reduction Techniques and their Impact on
Regression and Visualization.
Dataset:
The dataset is stored in a CSV file named 'diabetes2.csv', which has been provided to you.
The dataset consists of observations on 442 patients, with the response of interest being a
quantitative measure of disease progression one year after baseline. There are ten (10)
baseline input variables, age, sex, body-mass index, average blood pressure, and six blood
serum measurements. The last variable 'Y' is the output.
Task:
Load the dataset from the CSV file into a DataFrame named diabetes_df using the Pandas
library.
Data Preprocessing:
a. Preprocess the diabetes_df by scaling all the variables to the range 0,1 using
MinMaxScaler.
b. Convert the scaled data back to a DataFrame named diabetes_df_s for easier
visualization.
Compute the variance of each input variable.
Plot the bar chart showing the variances computed in step 4.
Generate a heatmap to visualize the pair-wise correlation between the variables (input and
output variables).
Rank the input variables in descending order based on their correlation with the output
variable. The higher the variance, the more important the input variable is.
Using the first two important input variables, generate a scatter to display the data
distribution.
Apply Lasso regression to the entire dataset (using all variables).
a. Lasso regression involves a regularization parameter, denoted as alpha prop in the Scikit-
learn ML tool. A higher value of alpha (also known as lambda) leads to more
regularization, which in turn shrinks the coefficients towards zero, effectively reducing
the complexity of the model and selecting only the most important variables.
b. Using Mean Squared Error (MSE) to calculate the average squared difference between
the predicted and actual values. Lower MSE values indicate better model performance.
Scikit-learn provides a function for calculating MSE.
c. Compute the MSE of Lasso regression for different values of alpha: 0,1,10,100,500,
and 1000.
d. Plot the curve showing the variation of MSE with respect to alpha.
Display the best MSE and the corresponding alpha value.
f. Plot the evolution of Lasso coefficients against alpha to observe how they change and
how they are Shrunk as alpha varies.
Reduce the data dimensionality using PCA (Principal Component Analysis).
a. Utilize PC1 and PC2 and visualize the data scatter.
b. Plot the loadings to examine how the variables contribute to PC1 and PC2.
c. Perform normal linear regression, using PC1 only.
d. Plot the regression line on the scatter.
e. Perform normal linear regression, using PC1 and PC2.
f. Plot the regression hyper-line on the scatter.
g. Using bar chart, calculate, and display the MSE for both cases 9.c and 9.d.
Reduce the data dimensionality with t-SNE.
a. Utilize the 1st and 2nd t-SNE dimensions to visualize the data scatter, with different
perplexity values: 5,10,20, and 50.
b. Perform normal linear regression, using only the 1^(st ) dimension of t-SNE.
c. Plot the regression line on the scatter.
d. Perform normal linear regression, using the 1^(st ) and 2^(nd ) dimensions of t-SNE.
e. Plot the regression hyper-line on the scatter.
f. Using bar chart, calculate, and display the MSE for both cases 10.b and 10.d.
Reduce the data dimensionality with UMAP.
a. Utilize the 1st and 2nd UMAP dimensions to visualize the data scatter, with different
n_neighbors (number of neighbors) values: 5,10,20, and 50.
b. Perform normal linear regression, using only the 1^(st ) dimension of UMAP.
c. Plot the regression line on the scatter.
d. Perform normal linear regression, using the 1^(st ) and 2^(nd ) dimensions of UMAP.
e. Plot the regression hyper-line on the scatter.
f. Using bar chart, calculate, and display the MSE for both cases 11.b and 11.d.
g. Provide a comparative table to compare Linear Regression applied to PCA, t-SNE, and
UMAP data, utilizing the first three dimensions for each dimensionality reduction
method.
Objective: Comparative study of Dimensionality Reduction Techniques and their Impact on
Regression and Visualization.
Dataset:
The dataset is stored in a CSV file named 'diabetes2.csv', which has been provided to you.
The dataset consists of observations on 442 patients, with the response of interest being a
quantitative measure of disease progression one year after baseline. There are ten (10)
baseline input variables, age, sex, body-mass index, average blood pressure, and six blood
serum measurements. The last variable ' Y ' is the output.
Task:
Load the dataset from the CSV file into a DataFrame named diabetes_df using the Pandas
library.
Data Preprocessing:
a. Preprocess the diabetes_df by scaling all the variables to the range 0,1 using
MinMaxScaler.
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