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+ import streamlit as st
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+ # Page Title
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+ st.title("πŸ“ˆ Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)")
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+ # Data Exploration Section
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+ st.markdown("""
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+ ### πŸ” Data Exploration:
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+ The dataset was analyzed to uncover patterns and relationships between features and depression status.
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+ Key areas of focus included:
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+ - Distribution of depression across genders
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+ - Impact of academic pressure on depression risk
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+ - Correlation between sleep duration and mental well-being
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+ - Relationship between financial stress and depression
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+ - Influence of CGPA and dietary habits on student mental health
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+ """)
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+ # Key Observations Section
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+ st.markdown("""
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+ ### πŸ“Š Key Observations:
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+ - Students reporting **higher academic pressure** were more likely to show signs of depression
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+ - **Inadequate sleep** and **unbalanced diet** were common among students predicted as depressed
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+ - **Financial stress** and **low CGPA** had strong associations with depression
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+ - Female students showed slightly higher reported cases of depression in the dataset
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+ """)
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+ # Visualization Techniques Section
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+ st.markdown("""
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+ ### πŸ“‰ Visualization Techniques:
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+ - **Countplots** to examine category distributions like gender, class, and stress levels
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+ - **Boxplots** to explore spread and variation in numerical features (e.g., CGPA, Age)
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+ - **Heatmaps** to visualize feature correlations and identify multicollinearity
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+ These insights helped refine feature selection and informed model-building decisions.
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+ """)
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+ if st.button("Next >>"):
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+ st.switch_page(r"pages\4 Feature Engineering.py")
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+ if st.button("<< Back"):
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+ st.switch_page(r"pages\2 Data Understanding.py")