Closed SayantikaLaskar closed 1 month ago
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Hello @SayantikaLaskar! Your issue #220 has been closed. Thank you for your contribution!
Predicting house prices using machine learning involves several challenges. Ensuring high accuracy is crucial as incorrect predictions can significantly impact buyers and sellers. House prices depend on many factors such as location, size, age, and condition of the property, making feature selection and data preprocessing vital. Obtaining a comprehensive and representative dataset is essential to avoid bias and poor model performance. Choosing the right machine learning algorithm, whether linear regression, decision trees, or neural networks, requires balancing complexity, interpretability, and computational resources. The model must generalize well to new, unseen data to be useful in real-world applications. Regular updates and maintenance of the model are necessary to incorporate new data and market trends. Addressing these issues is key to developing an effective house price prediction system that provides reliable and valuable insights.