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Mid Project

Classification Application Using Sklearn and Gradio

Project Overview:
This project uses Scikit-learn, a powerful machine-learning library for Python, to develop
a classification model. Scikit-learn offers simple and efficient tools for data mining and
analysis, making it accessible to everyone and reusable in various contexts. Pandas will
be used for data manipulation and analysis. The project will culminate in a Jupyter
Notebook demonstrating the model's development, training, and evaluation, along with a
user-friendly interface using Gradio for real-time interaction.

Objectives:
● Understand Classification Concepts: Grasp the fundamentals of classification,
including binary and multi-class classification, decision boundaries, and
performance metrics.
● Master Scikit-learn and Pandas Basics: Learn to preprocess data with Pandas
and implement classification models using Scikit-learn, including data loading,
model selection, training, and evaluation.
● Develop a Classification Model: Choose a classification use case and build a
model that accurately predicts class labels for new, unseen data.
● Implement in Gradio: Design a user-friendly interface for your model, enabling
users to input data and receive predictions in real time.

Dataset and Use Case:


● Dataset: Select a publicly available dataset that suits your classification use
case. Websites like Kaggle, UCI Machine Learning Repository, and Huggingface
Datasets offer a wide range of datasets for different classification tasks.
● Use Case: Choose a classification problem, such as email spam detection,
customer churn prediction, image classification (though you'd primarily use
sklearn for feature extraction and simple models), sentiment analysis of text
data, or medical diagnosis based on patient records.
Evaluation Criteria:
● Model Complexity and Relevance: Evaluate how effectively the model addresses
the chosen classification problem.
● Code Quality: Assess the organization, readability, and documentation of the
code.
● Interface Usability: Gauge the user-friendliness and intuitiveness of the Gradio
interface.
● Innovation and Creativity: Recognize innovative approaches in data
preprocessing, model selection, and solving the classification problem.
● Presentation: Evaluate the clarity and thoroughness of the explanation in the
Jupyter Notebook in recorded video demonstration.

Submission Requirements:
● A Jupyter Notebook detailing the model development, training, and evaluation
process.

Resources:
● Scikit-learn Documentation: Explore the official Scikit-learn documentation for
detailed guides on various classifiers and model evaluation techniques.
● Pandas Documentation: Utilize the Pandas documentation for data manipulation
and analysis methods.
● Gradio Documentation: Refer to the official documentation for creating
interactive web applications for your models.

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