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AI Project Ideas for Class 12

1. Movie Recommendation System

- What it Does: Recommends movies based on user preferences or past ratings.

- Why It's Easy: Use collaborative filtering or pre-built models.

- Tools Needed: Python, Pandas, Scikit-learn.

- Non-Programmers' Role:

- Collect movie ratings data (from Kaggle or create a small dataset).

- Test the recommendation system and prepare results.

2. Traffic Sign Recognition

- What it Does: Identifies traffic signs (e.g., stop, speed limit) using images.

- Why It's Easy: Use pre-trained models and datasets like GTSRB (German Traffic Sign

Recognition Benchmark).

- Tools Needed: Python, OpenCV, TensorFlow/Keras.

- Non-Programmers' Role:

- Label traffic sign images in the dataset.

- Research how traffic signs are classified.

3. Plagiarism Checker

- What it Does: Detects plagiarism in text by comparing documents or sentences.

- Why It's Easy: Use simple NLP techniques like cosine similarity or Jaccard similarity.

- Tools Needed: Python, NLTK, or SpaCy.

- Non-Programmers' Role:

- Provide sample documents or sentences for testing.

- Document findings and results.


4. Expense Tracker with Category Prediction

- What it Does: Tracks expenses and predicts categories (e.g., food, transport) based on

descriptions.

- Why It's Easy: Use classification techniques.

- Tools Needed: Python, Pandas, Scikit-learn.

- Non-Programmers' Role:

- Create or collect sample expense data.

- Design the output interface (e.g., tables or graphs).

5. Personal Health Assistant

- What it Does: Suggests basic health tips based on user inputs like sleep hours, water intake, and

physical activity.

- Why It's Easy: Rule-based system or use a decision tree.

- Tools Needed: Python, Flask (for a simple web app).

- Non-Programmers' Role:

- Research health tips and rules for the system.

- Design a flowchart for the logic.

6. Object Detection for Home Security

- What it Does: Detects objects (e.g., people, animals) from a camera feed for security alerts.

- Why It's Easy: Use pre-trained YOLO or TensorFlow object detection models.

- Tools Needed: Python, OpenCV, TensorFlow.

- Non-Programmers' Role:

- Test the system with sample images.

- Create visual aids for the project presentation.


7. Language Translation Tool

- What it Does: Translates sentences from one language to another (e.g., English to Hindi).

- Why It's Easy: Use pre-trained models like Google Translate API or Hugging Face transformers.

- Tools Needed: Python, Transformers Library.

- Non-Programmers' Role:

- Collect and test translation examples.

- Research linguistic nuances for better understanding.

8. Emotion Recognition Using Text

- What it Does: Analyzes text to detect emotions (e.g., happy, sad, angry).

- Why It's Easy: Use sentiment analysis tools like NLTK or pre-trained models.

- Tools Needed: Python, NLTK, or TextBlob.

- Non-Programmers' Role:

- Provide sample sentences for different emotions.

- Test and verify the accuracy of the model.

9. Crop Recommendation System

- What it Does: Suggests the best crop to grow based on soil type, rainfall, and temperature.

- Why It's Easy: Use simple regression or classification algorithms.

- Tools Needed: Python, Scikit-learn.

- Non-Programmers' Role:

- Research data on soil types and crops.

- Prepare a user-friendly report or interface.

10. Text Summarizer

- What it Does: Summarizes long pieces of text into a concise format.

- Why It's Easy: Use NLP techniques or libraries like Hugging Face Transformers.
- Tools Needed: Python, SpaCy, Hugging Face.

- Non-Programmers' Role:

- Test the summarizer with sample articles or essays.

- Verify the quality of summaries.

11. Face Mask Detection

- What it Does: Detects whether a person is wearing a mask in real-time.

- Why It's Easy: Use pre-trained models or datasets.

- Tools Needed: Python, TensorFlow, OpenCV.

- Non-Programmers' Role:

- Test the system with images or live video.

- Document results and create graphs.

12. Fitness Recommendation System

- What it Does: Recommends exercises based on user inputs like weight, age, and fitness goals.

- Why It's Easy: Use a rule-based system or decision trees.

- Tools Needed: Python, Flask.

- Non-Programmers' Role:

- Research exercises for different goals.

- Create a visual interface design.

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