Investigating Hollywood Movies In the following exercise, we use data from HollywoodMovies. The dataset includes information on all movies to come out of Hollywood between 2012 and 2018. Do Movie Budgets Differ Based on the Genre of the Movie? The dataset HollywoodMovies includes a quantitative variable on the Budget of the movie, in millions of dollars, as well as a categorical variable classifying each movie by its Genre. The figure below shows side-by-side boxplots investigating a relationship between these two variables for movies made in 2018, using four of the possible genres. Action Comedy Drama Horror T 50 100 150 200 250 300 Budget Movie budgets (in millions of dollars) based on genre Genre

Investigating Hollywood Movies In the following exercise, we use data from HollywoodMovies. The dataset includes information on all movies to come out of Hollywood between 2012 and 2018. Do Movie Budgets Differ Based on the Genre of the Movie? The dataset HollywoodMovies includes a quantitative variable on the Budget of the movie, in millions of dollars, as well as a categorical variable classifying each movie by its Genre. The figure below shows side-by-side boxplots investigating a relationship between these two variables for movies made in 2018, using four of the possible genres. Action Comedy Drama Horror T 50 100 150 200 250 300 Budget Movie budgets (in millions of dollars) based on genre Genre

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ISBN:9781119256830

Author:Amos Gilat

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