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Q1) Delivery_time -> Predict delivery time using sorting time. Build a simple linear regression model by performing EDA and do necessary transformations and select the best model using R or Python. EDA and Data Visualization, Feature Engineering, Correlation Analysis, Model Building, Model Testing and Model Predictions using simple linear regressi

  • Updated May 5, 2024
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In this project I predict the 2016 MLS season using historical data and Poisson regression. The project includes cleaning, preprocessing and analyzing the dataset, building and evaluating predictive models for match outcomes, forecasting team performance and simulating the league table. It uses Pandas, Numpy, MatPlotLib and StatsModel libraries.

  • Updated Mar 20, 2024
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Assignment-04-Simple-Linear-Regression-1 Q1) Delivery_time -> Predict delivery time using sorting time. Build a simple linear regression model by performing EDA and do necessary transformations and select the best model using R or Python. EDA and Data Visualization, Feature Engineering, Correlation Analysis, Model Building, Model Testing and Mod…

  • Updated Aug 25, 2023
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Model to identify the potential lead by assigning a score for their rate of conversion. Therefore, reaching out to potential is no more a brainstorming task.

  • Updated Feb 12, 2023
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I used the New York Bike Counts dataset to formulate a hypothesis about the number of bikes crossing the Brooklyn Bridge. This dataset contains the number of bikes that crossed each bridge during each day. I first used this dataset to formulate a hypothesis and then used linear regression to test if my hypothesis was correct.

  • Updated Apr 1, 2022
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