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Data Science Blog Post for Udacity Projekt #1

Data Science Blog Post for Udacity Projekt #1

Project overview

The first assignment of the Udacity “Data Scientist" nanodegree program is to analyze a dataset of choice. Here, Airbnb listings in Berlin (scraped on 18th of Dec. 2023) build the foundation of this analysis.

All code can be found here:

https://github.com/LonesomePowerCoder/Udacity_Data_Science_Blog/blob/main/Data%20Science%20Blog%20Post%20-%20Udacity%20Project%201.ipynb

A comprehensive summary can be found on Medium: (https://medium.com/@nebel.johannes/sharing-is-caring-does-this-also-hold-for-airbnb-accommodations-in-berlin-7a847f4634c5)

Questions to be answered

For the assignment, the following questions were answered:

  • Q1: What are the most prevalent room types in Berlin?
  • Q2: Is there a difference in cleanliness between shared rooms and private rooms in Berlin?
  • Q3: Are shared rooms cheaper per person than private rooms in Berlin?
  • Q4: Do shared rooms and private rooms differ in value for money in Berlin?

Packages installed

The assignment was implemented in Python with Jupyter Notebook. The following packages have been used:

  • pandas
  • matplotlib.pyplot
  • seaborn

Data Sources

From Airbnb (http://insideairbnb.com/get-the-data), the listings of Berlin (Germany) were taken (see listings.csv.gz in the repository).

Acknowledgement

Special thanks to Airbnb for publicly providing data.

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