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Added a calorie burnt prediction model #1039
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@Seersha9802 Things you need to change :
- Add good images in
readme.md
file also add good description about your project like how to use? what exactly the project is about everything you need to mention. - Create a folder called
dataset
add your.csv
file over there.
Machine Learning and Data Science/Basic/Calorie Burnt Prediction/README.md
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@Seersha9802 Kindly look into the comment and update accordingly.
Yes, I'm working on it. |
…on/dataset/calo.csv
@Kushal997-das I have made the changes, Kindly go through it . |
@Seersha9802 Hurray, your PR got merged in our Project-Guidance🥳. Thanks a bunch. Feel free to take another Issue.💖 |
Have you read the Contributing Guidelines ?
yes I have
Description
Adding this project to Basic section of Data Science and Machine Learning folder with main folder name as "Calorie Burnt Prediction". The project is done in a Jupyter Notebook and python libraries like pandas, numpy, matplotlib and seaborn are used for visualizations and XGBoost for prediction.
Fixes #989
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README.md
and link to my code.Related Issues or Pull Requests
This is the related PR and the issue fixed is #989