Analysis of Implementation of GST
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Data analysis, Visual representations, Twitter analysis, trends and patterns, customer behaviour.Abstract
Huge amounts of data is produced every second of the day by governments of different countries. This data can be used to analyse the trends and patterns in the way people react to different reforms. GST has been one such drastic and life changing reform. The analysis of how this new bill has affected the citizen of our country can provide with important information. The system provides an intricate and in depth study of GST (Goods and Service Tax) and finds out through the process of data mining how this new bill on taxation affects the people of different states. This information will be analysed using the tools of data mining and displayed in visually appealing and understandable forms such as graphs, pie charts, word clouds etc
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