ChatGPT Code Interpreter - Project
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1. Import Required Libraries
We start by importing the necessary Python libraries for data handling, visualization, model
training and evaluation.
These include pandas, numpy, matplotlib, seaborn, sklearn, etc.
2. Load the Dataset
The dataset is loaded using pandas into a DataFrame for further processing.
3. Data Pre-Processing & Feature Selection
▪ Data Cleaning: Unnecessary columns and irrelevant entries are removed.
▪ Filling Missing Values: We use statistical methods (mean/median/mode) to fill missing
data.
▪ Noisy Data: We smooth or remove noise using appropriate transformations.
▪ Removal of Outliers: We use IQR or Z-score method to identify and eliminate outliers.
▪ Encoding Categorical Variables: LabelEncoder or OneHotEncoder is used to convert non-
numeric values.
4. Data Visualization
We use various charts for understanding the data:
▪ Bar Chart – To compare different categories.
▪ Heat Map – To visualize correlation between variables.
▪ Histogram – To understand the distribution of features.
▪ Pie Chart – To show proportions of categories.
▪ Treemap – For hierarchical categorical data.
5. Splitting and Training the Data
▪ 80% of the dataset is used for training.
▪ 20% of the dataset is used for testing.
We use the train_test_split method from sklearn.
6. Load and Train the Model
We use a suitable ML model (e.g., RandomForestClassifier, DecisionTree, etc.).
▪ Fit the training data into the model.
▪ Transform the training data if necessary (e.g., scaling).
7. Evaluating the Model
Model performance is evaluated using accuracy score, confusion matrix, and classification
report.
If accuracy ≥ 75%, we continue with the same model. Otherwise, we experiment with a
different algorithm.
8. Build the Predictive Model
We finalize and build the predictive model based on the selected algorithm with the best
performance.
9. Deploy the Model
The trained model can be deployed using platforms like Flask, Streamlit or any cloud-based
solution to serve predictions.
