Exploratory Data Analysis of Titanic Survival Prediction using Machine Learning Techniques
Anshika Gupta, Deepak Arora, Shivam Tiwari
Abstract
It is very important to find out the root causes of human tragedies in the past so that future crises can be avoided. The incident of 15 April 1912 is an example of a human tragedy in which around 1500 passengers and working staff lost their lives. Continuous research in today's time shows that if the proper statistical assessment was done then it would probably be possible that human devastation could be reduced. In today's era, many new and powerful technologies are available, with the help of which accurate statistical calculations can be done. In this research study, Titanic survivals have been studied based on machine learning techniques. In the study, out of the total entities, 891 entities have been used for training and 418 entities have been used for the test set and the comparative study of different machine learning algorithms gives importance to this research study.