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4 years ago In addition to the overall structural changes outlined above. Several changes relating to the content and its presentation will also be changed. This includes additions such as:
- Interactive tables for data exploration
- Interactive visualisations such as Leaflet maps for additional exploration
- Improved appearance and variety of visualisations
- More comprehensive discussion and analysis of produced visualisations
- Use of new analysis tools gained during weeks 4 to 6, particularly the use of predictive models
These changes, and those above, will be implemented with the aim of bringing the analysis to a more complete state so that the refined primary question and secondary questions can be answered confidently,
The improvement for original research
From original analysis
Introduction: give the general brief for RSPCA
Data description: listed the variable information
Limitation: talked about the limitation for each data set but mislead the information for animal_compalints dataset
Primary question: not clear and did not clarity what is the main question answered in this report
Secondary questions:
Q1: Which state has highest rate for the best possible outcome for animals?
Q2: Which animal is euthanized the most throughout Australia?
Q3: What is the percentage of rehomed animals state wise?
Q4: Cats versus dogs who are more likely to get reclaimed?
Improvement for original analysis
Introduction:
Except for giving the general brief for RSPCA , the primary question and structure of this report will be introduced in this part.
Research question: list the research question directly
Data description:
Make tables for data structure and details, and clarify the data source
Limitation:
Adding more reasonable limitation for three data sets such as complaints data only focus on Queensland instead of Australia with general perspective
Secondary questions:
Combined with Q1,Q2 and Q3, it will talk about the animal outcome situation and how they distributed in each state
Do cats tend to be more often adopted or reclaimed than dogs from Australian RSPCA?
What are the most frequent complaints in Brisbane?
New question:
Is there a relationship question between the type of animal and its outcome?
How the different type of complaints are distributed in dogs and cats?
Conclusion:
Based on above analysis, we will give more appropriate conclusion in this research report.