Exploring 5G KPI Report Analysis Using Google Colab (Gemini)
Why It Matters
By eliminating manual coding, AI‑powered notebooks let telecom teams extract insights faster, shortening the reporting cycle and enabling quicker network optimization.
Key Takeaways
- •Gemini automates library installation in Google Colab via prompts.
- •AI generates code to upload and visualize 5G KPI Excel data.
- •One-line prompts create bar and scatter charts without manual coding.
- •AI-driven data cleaning removes duplicates, improving insight accuracy.
- •Prompt engineering extracts high‑utilization, low‑throughput cells and correlations.
Summary
The video walks through a Google Colab notebook where Gemini, Google’s generative AI, is used to analyze a 5G KPI Excel report entirely through natural‑language prompts.
Gemini first installs required libraries (pandas, matplotlib, seaborn) on command, then generates code to upload the spreadsheet, create a bar chart of PRB utilization, and plot a scatter of average downlink throughput versus active users—all without the user writing a single line of code.
The presenter also shows AI‑driven data cleaning—removing duplicate rows reduced the dataset from 214,60 to 212,66 entries—and uses prompts to flag the top five cells with high PRB usage but low throughput, as well as to compute a correlation between signal quality and throughput.
These examples illustrate how prompt engineering can turn raw telecom metrics into actionable visual insights instantly, lowering the barrier for analysts and accelerating KPI‑driven decisions across any industry.
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