The following is a dataset of bridges in Pittsburgh. The original dataset was prepared by Yoram Reich and Steven J. Fenves, Department of Civil Engineering and Engineering Design Research Center, Carnegie Mellon University. Note: Complete lab either manually with Excel/Google Sheets or by using Python Libraries Use this dataset to complete the following tasks: a. Address all the missing values. b. Look for outliers and smooth noisy data. c. Prepare the dataset to establish a relation among: i. Length of the bridge and its purpose. ii. Number of lanes and its materials. iii. Span of the bridge and number of lanes.

The following is a dataset of bridges in Pittsburgh. The original dataset was prepared by Yoram Reich and Steven J. Fenves, Department of Civil Engineering and Engineering Design Research Center, Carnegie Mellon University. Note: Complete lab either manually with Excel/Google Sheets or by using Python Libraries Use this dataset to complete the following tasks: a. Address all the missing values. b. Look for outliers and smooth noisy data. c. Prepare the dataset to establish a relation among: i. Length of the bridge and its purpose. ii. Number of lanes and its materials. iii. Span of the bridge and number of lanes.

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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