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template: added weather-prediction in datascience/prediction #143

Closed deepraj21 closed 1 month ago

deepraj21 commented 1 month ago

Description

Added weather prediction using various supervised ML models, real-time weather data using openweather and used streamlit to give a good UI/UX for user interaction.

Fixes #91

Type of Change

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How Has This Been Tested?

manual testing

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coderabbitai[bot] commented 1 month ago

Walkthrough

The changes introduce several files and modifications for a weather prediction application built using Python and Streamlit. A new environment variable for the OpenWeather API key is added, along with a .gitignore file to exclude unnecessary directories. A Jupyter Notebook is created to implement a weather prediction model using regression techniques, while a Streamlit application is developed to provide a user interface for fetching weather data and predictions. Additionally, a requirements.txt file is included to specify the necessary dependencies for the project.

Changes

File Change Summary
template/Data-Science/Prediction/Weather-Prediction/.env.example Added new variable: OPENWEATHER_API_KEY
template/Data-Science/Prediction/Weather-Prediction/.gitignore Added entries for venv/ and .dist/ to exclude from version control.
template/Data-Science/Prediction/Weather-Prediction/Model/Weather-Prediction.ipynb Created a new Jupyter Notebook implementing a weather prediction model using various regression techniques, including a function for next-day prediction.
template/Data-Science/Prediction/Weather-Prediction/README.md Updated README to include details about the weather forecasting application, instructions for setup, and usage.
template/Data-Science/Prediction/Weather-Prediction/requirements.txt Created new file specifying dependencies: requests, pandas, scikit-learn, xgboost, streamlit, python-dotenv.
template/Data-Science/Prediction/Weather-Prediction/streamlit_app.py Created a new Streamlit application file with functions for fetching weather data and predicting next-day temperature.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Implement a weather prediction model using regression techniques. (#91) ✅
Create a user-friendly UI using Streamlit. (#91) ✅
Include a Jupyter notebook linked in the README.md. (#91) ❌ No link to a Jupyter notebook is provided.
Specify the tech stacks including Python, Pandas, and Scikit-learn. (#91) ✅

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I found a key to forecast the light.
With models and data, we’ll dance and play,
Predicting tomorrow, come what may!
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deepraj21 commented 1 month ago

All requested changes are done.