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\def\reporttitle{REPORT TITLE} % e.g. My Project Title, or ROS2 on a PenguinPi
\def\reportsubtitle{SUB TITLE} % (OPTIONAL - comment out to remove) e.g. Modernising Educational Robotics
\def\institutionname{Queensland University of Technology}
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% ----------- Section header -----------
% \section{Importing the data}
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% The first step taken in the data analysis was to import the dataset then perform preliminary checks on the data to make sure that it was imported correctly, checking that the data was of the correct type (string, numeric, date etc). As the dataset was provided in a CSV file format, the data was imported into MATLAB with the \verb_readtable_ command. Once the dataset had been imported, the first and last 100 rows of data where viewed to check the data types of the columns (Table \ref{tab:data_type}). The dataset was also observed to have 1,000,000 rows.
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\section{Introduction}
\section{Body}
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\subsection{Subsection 2}
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