# The data was extracted from the 1974 Motor Trend US magazine, and # comprises fuel consumption and 10 aspects of automobile design and # performance for 32 automobiles (1973–74 models). # mpg Miles/(US) gallon # cyl Number of cylinders # disp Displacement (cu.in.) # hp Gross horsepower # drat Rear axle ratio # wt Weight (lb/1000) # qsec 1/4 mile time # vs V/S # am Transmission (0 = automatic, 1 = manual) # gear Number of forward gears # carb Number of carburetors # Task: # 1. Write a dataframe with the following properties: # - Add column with power per cylinder value # - Define your own measure of "average car" and add new column # with distance of current car from average # - Don't emit transmission type column # - Split dataset into groups based on mpg value (define your own # criterion!) and add new column with this grouping variable. # - Only data for top 10 weight cars should be emitted # - Use a semicolon symbol as a field separator # 2. Print some information about dataset (either to file or to # standard output) # - Average horsepower and weight for data split into groups based # on number of cylinders # - Average amount of cylinders separately for cars with automatic # and manual transmission # - Top and bottom qsec values in each mpg-based group (defined in # first part). And names for these cars also. "mpg"$"cyl"$"disp"$"hp"$"drat"$"wt"$"qsec"$"vs"$"am"$"gear"$"carb" "Mazda RX4"$21$6$160$110$3.9$2.62$16.46$0$1$4$4 "Mazda RX4 Wag"$21$6$160$110$3.9$2.875$17.02$0$1$4$4 "Datsun 710"$22.8$4$108$93$3.85$2.32$18.61$1$1$4$1 "Hornet 4 Drive"$21.4$6$258$110$3.08$3.215$19.44$1$0$3$1 "Hornet Sportabout"$18.7$8$360$175$3.15$3.44$17.02$0$0$3$2 "Valiant"$18.1$6$225$105$2.76$3.46$20.22$1$0$3$1 "Duster 360"$14.3$8$360$245$3.21$3.57$15.84$0$0$3$4 "Merc 240D"$24.4$4$146.7$62$3.69$3.19$20$1$0$4$2 "Merc 230"$22.8$4$140.8$95$3.92$3.15$22.9$1$0$4$2 "Merc 280"$19.2$6$167.6$123$3.92$3.44$18.3$1$0$4$4 "Merc 280C"$17.8$6$167.6$123$3.92$3.44$18.9$1$0$4$4 "Merc 450SE"$16.4$8$275.8$180$3.07$4.07$17.4$0$0$3$3 "Merc 450SL"$17.3$8$275.8$180$3.07$3.73$17.6$0$0$3$3 "Merc 450SLC"$15.2$8$275.8$180$3.07$3.78$18$0$0$3$3 "Cadillac Fleetwood"$10.4$8$472$205$2.93$5.25$17.98$0$0$3$4 "Lincoln Continental"$10.4$8$460$215$3$5.424$17.82$0$0$3$4 "Chrysler Imperial"$14.7$8$440$230$3.23$5.345$17.42$0$0$3$4 "Fiat 128"$32.4$4$78.7$66$4.08$2.2$19.47$1$1$4$1 "Honda Civic"$30.4$4$75.7$52$4.93$1.615$18.52$1$1$4$2 "Toyota Corolla"$33.9$4$71.1$65$4.22$1.835$19.9$1$1$4$1 "Toyota Corona"$21.5$4$120.1$97$3.7$2.465$20.01$1$0$3$1 "Dodge Challenger"$15.5$8$318$150$2.76$3.52$16.87$0$0$3$2 "AMC Javelin"$15.2$8$304$150$3.15$3.435$17.3$0$0$3$2 "Camaro Z28"$13.3$8$350$245$3.73$3.84$15.41$0$0$3$4 "Pontiac Firebird"$19.2$8$400$175$3.08$3.845$17.05$0$0$3$2 "Fiat X1-9"$27.3$4$79$66$4.08$1.935$18.9$1$1$4$1 "Porsche 914-2"$26$4$120.3$91$4.43$2.14$16.7$0$1$5$2 "Lotus Europa"$30.4$4$95.1$113$3.77$1.513$16.9$1$1$5$2 "Ford Pantera L"$15.8$8$351$264$4.22$3.17$14.5$0$1$5$4 "Ferrari Dino"$19.7$6$145$175$3.62$2.77$15.5$0$1$5$6 "Maserati Bora"$15$8$301$335$3.54$3.57$14.6$0$1$5$8 "Volvo 142E"$21.4$4$121$109$4.11$2.78$18.6$1$1$4$2