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Building a Recommendation engine course walkthrough. IDE used :- Spyder ; Environment name :- RecSys (created in Anaconda Navigator) ; Python Package used :- Surprise ; Tutor :- Frank Kane, Sundog Education
This project focuses on predicting Loan Defaults using Supervised Learning, Segmenting Customers with Unsupervised Learning, and Recommending Bank Products through a Recommendation Engine.
Welcome to the Machine Learning Basics repository! This repository is dedicated to showcasing my journey through learning the fundamentals of machine learning. You'll find various datasets, Jupyter notebooks, and source code that I have worked on.
In this project, we develop a fully functional web application for a library recommendation system. Users can register, create and manage profiles, write and manage blog reviews on their reading experiences, and share their writings with the world. The app includes a comprehensive UX/UI, encompassing all features from the original project vision.
This app analyzes ratings to suggest ideal products for e-commerce platforms. Upload your data, explore user trends, and train a model to predict what your customers will love!
This repository contains the source code and documentation for a Bachelor's thesis project that explores two different approaches to developing a movie recommendation system.
🛍️ Amazon Recommender Study 🚀 A Python exploration into machine learning for e-commerce personalization, using Amazon's Electronics data. Investigates algorithms like SVD, KNNBaseline for predicting user preferences, offering insights into future shopping enhancements
The Hybrid Movie Recommender is a system that recommends movies using a combination of collaborative and content-based filtering techniques. The system is designed to address the cold start problem(new users) by using a popularity based approach. The dataset used for the system is obtained from Kaggle.