As a first-year B.Tech CSE (AI) student, I didn’t want to just learn Machine Learning — I wanted to build with it.
Instead of waiting for advanced topics, I started early by asking:
“Can I make a machine predict something useful?”
This repository reflects my journey from learning basics → building models → making predictions.
- Python
- NumPy
- Scikit-learn
- Matplotlib
- Linear Regression model
- Predicts marks based on study hours
- Visualizes data using graphs
What I learned:
- Model training and prediction
- Data visualization
- Understanding relationships in data
- NLP-based sentiment classifier
- Uses CountVectorizer + Logistic Regression
Features:
- Takes user feedback
- Predicts Positive / Negative sentiment
What I learned:
- Text preprocessing
- Feature extraction
- NLP basics
- Regression Model: Shows clear trend between study hours and marks
- NLP Model: Trained on labeled dataset (Positive vs Negative)
- Basic validation performed
(Next step: add accuracy, confusion matrix, etc.)
git clone <your-repo-link>
cd <repo-name>Run the projects:
python marks_predictor.py
python feedback_analyzer.py.
├── marks_predictor.py
├── feedback_analyzer.py
├── evenodd.py
└── README.md- Advanced ML models
- Real-world datasets
- Deep Learning
- Model deployment (Flask / Streamlit)
I’m currently learning Machine Learning and AI and open to collaborations and opportunities.
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