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This Flask app predicts house prices using a RandomForestRegressor model trained on a housing dataset. It includes data pre-processing with pipelines and imputers, stratified train-test splitting, and a user input form. Predictions are displayed on the web page, making it ideal for learning basic machine learning deployment with Flask.

  • Updated Aug 6, 2024
  • Python

Rusty Bargain is a used car buying and selling company that is developing an app to attract new buyers. My job as data science is to create a model that can determine the market value of a car.

  • Updated Jul 3, 2024
  • Jupyter Notebook

It is an e-commerce web portal for farmers and customers. Farmers can list there crops with quantity and base price. Customers can bid on a crop with there prices. Farmer can sell there crop to best bid. Framer can also predict the production of the crop of a particular season, year, weather, and area.

  • Updated Jul 1, 2024
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The Revolving Credit Behavior Modeling project analyzes revolving credit to facilitate flexible access to funds within a credit limit, assisting financial institutions in setting accurate pricing strategies by addressing risk factors like inflation and interest rates.

  • Updated Jun 6, 2024
  • Python

Project aims to forecast potato prices in India using LSTM, KNN, and Random Forest Regression, integrating historical data on prices, regional stats, and rainfall patterns. Targeting agricultural stakeholders for informed decision-making.

  • Updated Jun 1, 2024
  • Python

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