Closed ArshPelia closed 1 year ago
currently a random category is assigned to every transaction (not realistic)
Create different datasets with ~20 records to test if it works with good and bad spending habits
use the rules in addRules(es) / def checkBudget(es, df) to create good and bad datasets
Okay I haven't gotten started yet cause I've been studying for parallel computing but after the game design presentation I'll start grinding on this.
Sincerely,
Gregory Hempel @.*** 705-822-5319
On Mon, Feb 6, 2023 at 11:13 PM arshjit pelia @.***> wrote:
use the rules in addRules() to create good and bad datasets
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Create a new csv sheet to use as input with following columns: ['Date', 'Description', 'Withdrawal', 'Deposit', 'Balance'].
Either find something similar online (such as a kaggle) or create a randomized one.