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utm-department-analysis
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# UTM Department Data Analysis (Demo Only) This project demonstrates how to analyze and visualize rating data using Bayesian averaging, based on data that was collected from publicly available pages on [RateMyProfessors](https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/). Only analysis logic and example plots are retained for educational purposes. --- ## Project Structure - `system_class.py`: Defines core classes including `University`, `Department`, `ProfData`, and `CourseUnderProf`. - `analysis.py`: Contains statistical functions and Bayesian scoring logic, as well as plotting utilities. - `main.py`: Main script to run analysis and generate plots (no longer includes any scraping or data fetching). --- ## Current Status - Code for analysis, Bayesian ranking, and visualization - Sample output plots generated from previously available data (shown below) --- ## Sample Visualizations These plots are **examples** only, based on previously generated data that has now been removed:  --- ## Usage (With Your Own Data) If you have your own JSON-formatted professor data (not provided here), you can place it in the `data/` directory: - The expected filename is `all_prof_data.json` - Run the main script: First set up environment ```bash pip install -r requirements.txt ```bash python main.py