A comprehensive data analysis project exploring Netflix titles, content trends, and patterns using Python and Jupyter Notebook.
This project analyzes Netflix's catalog of titles to uncover insights about:
- Content distribution (Movies vs TV Shows)
- Geographic availability and production countries
- Release year trends and content growth over time
- Ratings distribution and content classifications
- Missing data and data quality assessment
- netflix_titles.csv - Dataset containing Netflix titles with metadata
- netflix-data-analysis.ipynb - Main Jupyter Notebook with complete analysis and visualizations
- Python 3.x
- pandas
- numpy
- matplotlib
Install dependencies using:
pip install pandas numpy matplotlib- Load Netflix dataset from CSV
- Display dataset dimensions and structure
- Preview head, tail, and random samples
- Examine data types and basic statistics
- Check for missing values and their percentages
- Detect duplicate records
- Validate unique identifiers
- Analyze data completeness
- Type distribution (Movies vs TV Shows)
- Country of origin analysis
- Rating classification breakdown
- Release year distribution and trends
- Cross-tabulation of content types and ratings
- Relationships between different attributes
- Temporal trends in content production
- Distribution charts and graphs
- Trend analysis across years
- Comparative visualizations of content types
- Geographic and rating analysis
- Open the notebook in Jupyter:
jupyter notebook netflix-data-analysis.ipynb-
Run cells sequentially to reproduce the analysis
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Modify parameters and create custom analyses as needed
The analysis provides:
- Content composition of Netflix library
- Historical trends in content acquisition
- Distribution across geographies and ratings
- Data quality metrics for the dataset
The Netflix dataset includes the following columns:
- show_id
- type
- title
- director
- cast
- country
- date_added
- release_year
- rating
- duration
- listed_in
- description
- Some fields may contain missing values (handled in analysis)
- Data represents Netflix's catalog at a specific point in time
- Analysis focuses on exploratory data analysis (EDA) techniques
- Visualizations help identify patterns and trends in Netflix content
Created as a data analysis project for exploring Netflix titles and trends.
Last Updated: 2026