python_exercises6.ipynb

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        "Let's begin by loading the `plotnine` module; call it `p9` for convenience."
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        "We'll also need `pandas` (call it `pd`):"
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        "We'll want to connect to the shared Google Drive to get access to our data. Remember, this is always done the same way:"
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        "# mount google drive \n",
        "from google.colab import drive\n",
        "drive.mount('/content/gdrive')"
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        "Now load the LABEVENTS.csv and PATIENTS.csv data from MIMIC:"
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        "labevents = pd.read_csv(\"/content/gdrive/My Drive/[YCMI_CBDS Summer Course] Data/mimic_iii/LABEVENTS.csv\")\n",
        "patients = pd.read_csv(\"/content/gdrive/My Drive/[YCMI_CBDS Summer Course] Data/mimic_iii/PATIENTS.csv\")"
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        "Take a look at both datasets to get a sense of how it is structured:"
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        "In the `labevents` dataframe, the `charttime` column represents date and time. Use `pd.to_datetime` to tell the computer this:"
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        "labevents['charttime'] = pd.to_datetime(labevents['charttime'])"
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        "### Bar chart\n",
        "\n",
        "Let's start simply: Make a bar chart showing the `gender` data from `patients`. You should end up with two bars: one for `M` one for `F`. Which gender is more common in our dataset?"
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        "### Time series"
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        "Select blood potassium concentration in mEq/L (`itemid == 50971`) for patient `40310`.\n"
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        "Make a line graph of the measurements (`valuenum`) vs date (`charttime`). Note that ggplot automatically handles timestamps; we do not need to do anything special for dates."
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        "Did you give your graph meaningful x- and y-axis labels? If not, redo it but with labels \"Date\" for the x-axis and \"[K] (mEq/L)\" for the y-axis (you'll want to use `p9.labs`)."
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        "How do you interpret the graph between mid-November and late December? Are there any time periods that stand out as not being like the rest?"
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        "**PUT YOUR ANSWER HERE**"
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        "### Box plot\n",
        "\n",
        "So far we've seen how one particular person's blood potassium concentration changed over time.\n",
        "\n",
        "Let's instead try to get a sense of the variability of blood sodium concentrations (`labevents['itemid'] == 50983`) within individuals but also how individuals compare. To do this, we'll use a boxplot (`geom_boxplot`). Specifically, make a boxplot that `group`s by `subject_id`, plots the concentrations (`valuenum`) along the y-axis, and positions the box across the x-axis beased on `subject_id`. To keep the graph readable, only include data for `subject_id < 20000`."
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        "Did you see any patients whose blood sodium levels seem unusual relative to the rest? (e.g. unusually high, unusually low, or unusually variable)."
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        "### Scatter plot\n",
        "\n",
        "Let's load the population data from the Pima Indian diabetes dataset:\n",
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        "\n"
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        "diabetes = pd.read_csv('/content/gdrive/My Drive/[YCMI_CBDS Summer Course] Data/diabetes.csv')"
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        "As always, start by looking at the data to get a sense of what it contains:"
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        "Make a scatter plot showing the relationship of `Glucose` and `Insulin` in the `diabetes` data.\n"
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        "You can see that there are a lot of times where insulin has a zero value. Let's filter those out and continue."
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        "There are so many points, it's hard to see where the most likely values are in the basic scatter plot. To get a better sense, add a `p9.geom_density_2d` to overlay a contour map of the point density. Specify a `color` so that it stands out:"
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        "Finally, let's add a smoothed curve `p9.geom_smooth` showing the overall trend. Again, specify a color so that you can see the trend curve:"
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