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  • Machine Learning Service Repository

    Goal

    The goal of this repository is to help businesses to figure out the value of applying Machine Learning (ML) in their business activity's. With the ML Services documented in this repository you can learn how ML used to create value. In the accompanying notebook and the attached data you can learn by example how the data is explored, how relevant conclusion are drawn from the data visualizations and how a ML model is created, trained and deployed.

    Introduction

    This repository contains 25 publicly available use cases that can be used as a machine learning service. These use cases include data frames from different application areas such as medicine, marketing, IoT, etc. The models were all implemented using the Python programming language and are stored in this repository as Jupyter Notebooks. The repository was structured according to application areas or industries. The services listed below can be found in the respective folders.
    All data files are stored in google cloud storage in this bucket

    see List of Use Cases, for a structured list of all examples in this repository
    see Usage for an explanation on how to use this repository and how to run the notebooks.

    one example Use Case has been deployed by creating a REST API opn top of the tensorflow model. You may look at the code on the repository, check out the API docs or try out the frontend to predict the quality of your red Wine.

    ML

    List of Use Cases

    CRM:

    1. Customer Churn Prediction
    2. Customer Satisfaction Airlines
    3. Increase customer satisfaction
    4. Sentiment analysis on amazon reviews

    Automotive:

    1. Improvement of components for autonomous motor vehicles

    Warehouse:

    1. Classification of clothing through images

    Success Prediction:

    1. Prediction of Successful or Failed Startups
    2. Prediction of Successfully Financed Projects

    Online Retail:

    1. Size prediction for online fashion retailer

    Rating:

    1. Accommodation rating
    2. What Quality does the Red wine have
    3. Digital Valuation of Real Estate

    Forecast:

    1. Forecast of required vehicles in the city center
    2. Sales Forecast for retail store

    Health:

    1. Risk prediction of heart disease

    Insurance:

    1. Predicting mental illness for health insurance
    2. Prediction Interest for car insurance
    3. Insurance Fraud detection

    Marketing:

    1. Generation of Individual Playlists
    2. Predicting clicks on online advertising by Facebook

    Tourism:

    1. Prediction cancellation of hotel bookings
    2. Flight delay prediction

    Agriculture:

    1. Analysis of the movement and activity of free-ranging cattle

    Maintenance:

    1. Prediction of IoT system failures based on sensor data

    Usage

    There are two ways you can run the python notebook yourself, as described below.
    Or you click the google colab button in the README, to run the notebook in the cloud (for free).
    example: Open Notebook In Google Colab

    Setup python virtual environment

    To setup the virtual environment download python 3.8, and run the following commands. We recommend using python 3.8, as this release is the most reliable with the tensorflow module.
    All notebooks in this repo have been verified to run with python 3.8 and the dependencies listed in requirements.txt

    py -3.8 -m venv venv
    venv\Scripts\Activate.ps1
    pip install --upgrade pip
    pip install -r requirements.txt

    or (in VSCode) drag and drop the setupPython.ps1 script into your Terminal and press Enter

    Then open the notebooks (and README ) inside VSCode
    or run

    jupyter notebook

    in the same terminal.