The 'Data Analytics in Python' project by the Code Smashers team aims to develop a Linear Regression model to evaluate and predict India's GDP growth using economic indicators. The project involves data collection, cleaning, modeling, and visualization, achieving a high predictive accuracy with an R² score of 0.87. Future enhancements may include advanced modeling techniques and real-time data integration.
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The 'Data Analytics in Python' project by the Code Smashers team aims to develop a Linear Regression model to evaluate and predict India's GDP growth using economic indicators. The project involves data collection, cleaning, modeling, and visualization, achieving a high predictive accuracy with an R² score of 0.87. Future enhancements may include advanced modeling techniques and real-time data integration.
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Data Analytics in Python
Team Name : Code Smashers
Member Name: Tarunya Agarwal (22EJCCS825) Vinay Gupta (22EJCCS843) Vaibhav Sain (22EJCCS835) Faculty Name: Ms Uma Maheswari Department: Computer Science & Engineering Institution: Jaipur Engineering College & Research Centre, Jaipur Session: 2024–25 Introduction & Objectives Introduction The 'Data Analytics in Python' project explores how machine learning techniques, especially Linear Regression, can be applied to evaluate and predict India's economic performance. This project highlights how modern data science tools can help understand complex relationships between indicators such as GDP, inflation, FDI, and employment, and draw meaningful insights. Objectives and Scope The main objective is to develop a Linear Regression model capable of identifying and predicting key contributors to India's GDP growth. The scope includes data acquisition, cleaning, model development, performance analysis, and result visualization. It does not cover live deployment or dashboard integration but sets a foundation for such future expansions. Expected Outcome The expected result is a robust model capable of predicting GDP trends based on associated economic factors. The project should help visualize which factors most significantly impact economic growth, providing useful guidance for policy analysts, businesses, and academics. Methodology & Implementation Technologies Used • Python 3.8+ • Libraries: NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn, scikit-learn • IDE: Jupyter Notebook • Source of Data: Government open datasets and repositories Implementation Details The implementation followed a data science pipeline: data collection → preprocessing → modeling → evaluation → visualization. We gathered data, cleaned it using Pandas, performed EDA, trained the Linear Regression model, then validated and visualized results. Matplotlib and Seaborn were used to plot trends and performance graphs. Challenges Faced Major challenges included missing or inconsistent data, feature correlation, and limited size of quality data. We handled these through cleaning methods, normalization techniques, and careful model validation to avoid overfitting. Demonstration Summary The trained Linear Regression model was tested on the prepared dataset, showing clear relationships between GDP and indicators like FDI and employment. Screenshots (not shown here) demonstrated correct model predictions and visual trends. Performance Evaluation The model achieved an R² score of 0.87, showing high predictive accuracy. Residual plots confirmed that errors were minimal and uniformly distributed, indicating a good model fit. Testing & Debugging Cross-validation was applied to assess generalization. Code bugs related to data types and indexing were fixed through modular functions and exception handling. Conclusion & Future Scope Conclusion This project demonstrated the power of Python and machine learning in analyzing real-world data. It successfully modeled and predicted GDP growth using economic indicators, offering insights into policymaking and economic planning. Future Enhancements Potential future improvements include using advanced models like Random Forest or Neural Networks, real-time data integration, and deployment of the solution as a web dashboard using Flask or Django. Lessons Learned Key lessons included the importance of clean and reliable data, proper feature selection, model tuning, and the practical application of ML techniques for real-world scenarios. References & Acknowledgement References • Wikipedia • GeeksforGeeks • W3Schools Acknowledgement I would like to extend my sincere gratitude to Ms Uma Maheswari for his guidance during the training. I also thank CSE Department at JECRC for their constant support and encouragement.