- During this project I have looked at Michelin Star restaurants and their locations.
- The second idea was to donwload and some Web-Scraping about the average Weather in each city furing the year.
- What relation does the weather have with Michelin star restaurants & spicy food?
- What kind of Michelin stars exist?
- Which are the countries / Cities that have the most?
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Drop Unnecessary Columns: Columns like "Url", "WebsiteUrl", and "PhoneNumber" are dropped.
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Create Combined Column:: Combine "Latitude" and "Longitude" into a single column named "Combined".
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Filter Awards: Only rows with specific Michelin awards like 1, 2, 3 Stars, Bib Gourmand, and Green Star are kept.
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Standardize Price: The 'Price' column is standardized to use dollar signs instead of various currency symbols.
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Split Location: 'Location' is split into two new columns: City and Country. Country names are also standardized.
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Load data: Data is loaded into separate DataFrames for each continent.
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Drop Ref. Column: The reference column is dropped from each continent's DataFrame.
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Add Continent Column A new column indicating the continent is added to each DataFrame.
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Merge DataFrames All continent DataFrames are merged into a single DataFrame.
- Extract Temperatures Temperature data in the columns for each month is extracted and converted to float.
- Country-Based Merge The Michelin and weather data are first merged based on the 'Country' column.
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City-Based Filte The merged DataFrame is filtered to match cities.
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Select Relevant Columns Only the relevant columns are kept in the merged DataFrame.