Q1) [14 Marks]Consider the hourly pedestrian count data collected at the Melbourne Central stationin Melbourne over the one-month period in March 2022. This dataset is given as aCSV file, named...

Q1) [14 Marks]Consider the hourly pedestrian count data collected at the Melbourne Central stationin Melbourne over the one-month period in March 2022. This dataset is given as aCSV file, named “MelbCentPedCntMarch2022.csv”.1.1) Plot the histogram for the count data. Comment on the shape. How manymodes can be observed in the data?1.2) Fit a single Gaussian model
(, ) to the distribution of the data, where is the mean and  is the standard deviation of the Gaussian distribution.Find the maximum likelihood estimate (MLE) of the parameters, i.e., the mean and the standard deviation .Plot the obtained (single Gaussian) density distribution along with thehistogram on the same graph.1.3) Fit a mixture of Gaussians model to the distribution of the data using numberof Gaussians equal to 4 (four). Use R programming to perform this.Provide the mixing coefficients, mean and standard deviation for each of theGaussians found.Plot all these Gaussians on top of the histogram plot.Include a plot of the combined density distribution as well (use different colorsfor the density plots in the same graph).1.4) Provide a plot of the log likelihood values obtained over the iterations andcomment on them.1.5) Comment on the distribution models obtained in Q1.2 and Q1.3. Which one isbetter?