Complete Machine Learning Project- Prediction An Employee will Stay or Leave? Compiled all the Parts

Complete Machine Learning Project- Prediction An Employee will Stay or Leave? Compiled all the Parts.
In this video, I have continued a Machine Learning project (the modelling, predicting the output) where our aim is predict whether an employee will leave the company or not?????
We will use the employee dataset containing all the details of the employees and try to find the reasons of leaving. We will use visualizations techniques to find the relations between different columns and find the causes behind their resignation. So that, it can be predicted whether any employee will leave the company in future or not based on his details. As, the output is a categorical variable, we have used Logistic Regression Model.
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[@arthurjac8460]

Is there another way to find the correlation between columns? Aside from the box plot and histplot?

[@DataScienceSphere]

You can use heatmap, df.corr() to find the correlation between columns. You can try pair plot also. Depending on specific requirement, you have to select the plot. You can watch out my matplotlib and seaborn tutorial for further reference...

[@chandramondal1501]

great explanation.

[@UmaShankarSingh-zo9oe]

LINK OF DATASET??

[@DataScienceSphere]

Sry, I missed that before. Now I have provided the link fot both- the dataset and the code...