In the world of Pokémon there are 18 types that are properties of the Pokémon and their moves. A Pokémon may have one or two types (dual-type), meaning that there are 324 posible combinations, 18 single-type Pokémon and 306 dual-types Pokémon. However in the games, there are no differences between the order of the types in a dual-type Pokémon, in other words, a Flying/Dragon Pokémon is treated in the same way a Dragon/Flying Pokémon is treated. This work presents a data analysis done on those dual-types. Through statistics and several plots we will be answering questions such as: * What is the most common dual-type combination? * What is the most common secondary type per primary type? * What is the main dual-type combination in each one of the Pokémon region? * Is there a connection between a dual-type combination and a Pokémon region?

This is the report of the Regression Models project for Coursera.

Part 1