How to Quickly Perform Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA) in Python using Sweetviz

In this video, I will be showing you how to quickly perform exploratory data analysis (EDA) in Python using the Sweetviz library. Particularly, I will be sharing the 2 essential features of Sweetviz that I use the most namely the analyze (quick EDA of a single dataset) and compare (compares 2 datasets) functions.

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[DatascienceConcepts]

Excellent topic! I see so many students struggling with EDA, this should be helpful.

[AndrewMoMoney]

woot! so many uploads, love it Chanin!

[TinaHuang]

This is so helpful!! Doing EDA now and gonna check this out. Thank you!!

[margaretblack]

Thank you for putting this content together! This package is just what I’ve been looking for.

[temiwale]

Using this now for quick exploration of my data. Thanks again Data Professor!

[xx]

Thanks for this into to sweetviz! Extremely useful and time-efficient!

[aaronauta]

Thank you, professor. you made learning data science for me so simple and easy to assimilate, thank you for introducing this library to me. still Waiting for data cleaning in orange lib. thanks again.

[minhajali]

hi, thanks for the help! used it for my final year dissertation

[thinamG]

It looks amazing, I will try it out soon. Thanks for sharing !!

[pushkarajpalnitkar]

Wow this is going to save a lot of time..thanks for the video

[AndrewClark]

Love watching your videos. Thanks for sharing.

Question though, you split out (species) as your dependant y variable at the start of the video, but then never seemed to use it. Are you doing another video on the same data set where you are predicting the species based on the other inputs?

[sebascol]

Nice video. Thanks for sharing this amazing tool.

[TheLucasamsn]

Thank you for always sharing great content.

[kirandeepmarala]

Hi Professor. thanks For Letting Us to Know This tool..

[Eritco]

Amazing library. I'll explore it. Thank you very much.

[akshykumar]

Sir is it OK to use this library, I mean will recruiters accept this or will expect me to go manually with pandas??

[etc_be_a_harshshinde]

not working for me says 'DataFrame' object has no attribute 'iteritems' i read on stack overflow that latest pandas has no iteritems, so need to downgrade but still after downgrading pandas still showing this error

[bassamal-kaaki]

Hi data prof, when I run display.html in Anaconda Jupyter notebook I don’t get the same exact large screen you have! The cell is rather small to navigate inside of it. Is this normal? I do however get the html separately in the folder to view.

[tobymasuku]

Thanks very informative. Can you please help on how to cluster zip codes

[jeffwong]

Any chance that I can keep showing the same HTML in Github as in Colab. When I put the notebook in the github, the HTML display is gone