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license: apache-2.0 |
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task_categories: |
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- text-classification |
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language: |
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- en |
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tags: |
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- house |
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- cost |
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- space |
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pretty_name: House Cost by Space |
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size_categories: |
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- 100K<n<1M |
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# 🏠 House Cost by Space |
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This dataset and accompanying Python script simulate housing rental costs as a function of square footage. |
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The generated Excel file contains **100,000 rows** with three columns: |
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- **No.** → Row index (1 to 100,000) |
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- **House Sq. Feet** → Randomly generated value between **100 and 100,000 sq ft** |
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- **House Rent ($)** → Estimated rental cost in USD |
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## 📊 Data Generation Logic |
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- **Minimum size**: 100 sq ft → rent ≈ **$1,000** |
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- **Maximum size**: 100,000 sq ft → rent ≈ **$1,000,000** |
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- **Scaling rule**: Rent generally increases as square footage increases. |
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- **Variability**: Realistic fluctuations are introduced so that the same house size may have slightly different rents. |
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- Example: a **100 sq ft** unit may rent for **$900, $950, $1,000, $1,050, or $1,100**, all centered around ~$1,000. |
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- **All values are guaranteed positive.** |
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