Midterm Project

 

Here we had to apply everything learned so far in a complete project by find a dataset, training models, and deploying a web service.


We were expected to 

  • Describe the problem and explain how a model could be used
  • Prepare the data and doing EDA,
  • Analyze important features
  • Train multiple models, tune their performance and select the best model
  • Export the notebook into a script
  • Put your model into a web service and deploy it locally with Docker
  • Deploy the service to the cloud.

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