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A curated collection of machine learning projects exploring classification, regression, model evaluation, and data analysis. Each project is self‑contained in its own folder with code, datasets (or links), and documentation.

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Machine Learning Projects

A curated collection of machine learning projects exploring classification, regression, model evaluation, and data analysis. Each project is self‑contained in its own folder with code, datasets (or links), and documentation.

📂 Projects

  1. Amazon Alexa Reviews – Sentiment classification of customer reviews.
  2. Mobile Price Range Classification – Predicting mobile price categories.
  3. College Performance Analysis – Exploratory data analysis of college datasets.
  4. Auto MPG EDA – Exploratory data analysis and model selection for MPG prediction.
  5. Stock Price Prediction – Time series forecasting of stock prices.
  6. Car Sales Prediction – Linear regression with evaluation metrics.
  7. Credit Card Default Classification – Naive Bayes on an imbalanced dataset.
  8. Diabetes Prediction – Cross‑validation techniques for medical classification.
  9. Model Benchmark – Comparing classification models across datasets.
  10. Handwritten Digits Classification – SVM with hyperparameter tuning via Grid Search.
  11. Play Tennis Classification – Decision Trees with ID3, CART, and bagging ensembles.

⚙️ Tech Stack

  • Python 3.8+
  • scikit‑learn, pandas, numpy, matplotlib, seaborn
  • Jupyter Notebooks

🚀 Getting Started

Clone the repository and explore any project folder:

git clone https://github.com/HariniS1018/machine-learning-projects.git
cd machine-learning-projects/<project-folder>

Each folder contains its own notebook to run.


✨ This repo serves as a learning portfolio, showcasing different ML techniques and their applications.

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