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ML Assignment 2

The assignment requires students to implement multiple classification models, build an interactive Streamlit web application, and deploy it on Streamlit Community Cloud, with a submission deadline of February 15, 2026. Students must choose a classification dataset, implement six specified machine learning models, and provide evaluation metrics, along with a GitHub repository and a screenshot of the execution. The assignment emphasizes originality and includes guidelines for submission, with a total of 15 marks available for completion.

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ML Assignment 2

The assignment requires students to implement multiple classification models, build an interactive Streamlit web application, and deploy it on Streamlit Community Cloud, with a submission deadline of February 15, 2026. Students must choose a classification dataset, implement six specified machine learning models, and provide evaluation metrics, along with a GitHub repository and a screenshot of the execution. The assignment emphasizes originality and includes guidelines for submission, with a total of 15 marks available for completion.

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Work Integrated Learning Programmes Division

[Link] (AIML/ DSE)


Machine Learning

Assignment - 2

Marks: 15 Submission Deadline: 15-Feb-2026

1. Overview

In this assignment, you are required to: - Implement multiple classification models -
Build an interactive Streamlit web application to demonstrate your models - Deploy
the app on Streamlit Community Cloud (FREE) - Share clickable links for evaluation

You will learn real-world end-to-end ML deployment workflow: modeling,


evaluation, UI design, and deployment.

The assignment has to be performed on BITS Virtual Lab. If you are still facing any
issue with this, please send an email to [Link]@[Link] with
subject as “ML Assignment 2: BITS Lab issue” and get it resolved at the earliest.

2. Mandatory Submission Links

Each submission must be a single PDF file with the following (maintain the order):

1.​ GitHub Repository Link containing


o​ Complete source code
o​ [Link]
o​ A clear [Link]
2.​ Live Streamlit App Link
o​ Deployed using Streamlit Community Cloud
o​ Must open an interactive frontend when clicked
3.​ Screenshot
o​ Upload screenshot of assignment execution on BITS Virtual Lab
4.​ The Github README content (details mentioned in Section 3 - Step 5) should
also be part of the submitted PDF file.

As you are comfortable with the BITS Virtual Lab and Taxila Assignment submission
process now, only ONE submission will be accepted in Assignment 2. ​
No Resubmission requests will be accepted.

3. Assignment Details

Step 1: Dataset choice

Choose ONE classification dataset of your choice from any public repository -
Kaggle or UCI. It may be a binary classification problem or a multi-class
classification problem.​

Minimum Feature Size: 12​
Minimum Instance Size: 500

Step 2: Machine Learning Classification models and Evaluation metrics

Implement the following classification models using the dataset chosen above. All
the 6 ML models have to be implemented on the same dataset.

1.​ Logistic Regression


2.​ Decision Tree Classifier
3.​ K-Nearest Neighbor Classifier
4.​ Naive Bayes Classifier - Gaussian or Multinomial
5.​ Ensemble Model - Random Forest
6.​ Ensemble Model - XGBoost

For each of the models above, calculate the following evaluation metrics:

1.​ Accuracy
2.​ AUC Score
3.​ Precision
4.​ Recall
5.​ F1 Score
6.​ Matthews Correlation Coefficient (MCC Score)

The assignment has to be performed on BITS Virtual Lab and a (ONE) screenshot
has to be uploaded as a proof of that. [ 1 mark ]

Step 3: Prepare Your GitHub Repository

Your repository must contain:

project-folder/​
│-- [Link] (or streamlit_app.py)​
│-- [Link]​
│-- [Link]​
│-- model/ (saved model files for all implemented models - *.py or *.ipynb)

Step 4: Create [Link]

Example:

streamlit​
scikit-learn​
numpy​
pandas​
matplotlib​
seaborn

Missing dependencies are the #1 cause of deployment failure.

Step 5: [Link] with the following structure. This README content should also
be part of the submitted PDF file. Follow the required structure carefully.

a.​ Problem statement


b.​ Dataset description [ 1 mark ]
c.​ Models used: [ 6 marks - 1 marks for all the metrics for each model ]​
Make a Comparison Table with the evaluation metrics calculated for all the 6
models as below:

ML Model Name Accuracy AUC Precision Recall F1 MCC

Logistic
Regression
Decision Tree

kNN

Naive Bayes

Random Forest
(Ensemble)

XGBoost
(Ensemble)


- Add your observations on the performance of each model on the chosen
dataset. [ 3 marks ]

ML Model Name Observation about model performance

Logistic
Regression

Decision Tree

kNN

Naive Bayes

Random Forest
(Ensemble)

XGBoost
(Ensemble)

Step 6: Deploy on Streamlit Community Cloud


1.​ Go to [Link]
2.​ Sign in using GitHub account
3.​ Click “New App”
4.​ Select your repository
5.​ Choose branch (usually main)
6.​ Select [Link]
7.​ Click Deploy
Within a few minutes, your app will be live.

Your Streamlit app must include at least the following features : -

a.​ Dataset upload option (CSV) [As streamlit free tier has limited capacity,
upload only test data] [ 1 mark ]
b.​ Model selection dropdown (if multiple models) [ 1 mark ]
c.​ Display of evaluation metrics [ 1 mark ]
d.​ Confusion matrix or classification report [ 1 mark ]

5. Anti-Plagiarism & Academic Integrity Guidelines

To ensure originality we will be performing the following checks. Any plagiarism


found will result in ZERO (0) marks.

Code-Level Checks
●​ GitHub commit history will be reviewed
●​ Identical repo structure & variable names may be flagged

UI-Level Checks
●​ Copy-paste Streamlit templates without customization may be penalized

Model-Level Checks
●​ Same dataset + same model + same outputs across students will be
investigated

Using AI tools is allowed only for learning support, not for direct copy-paste
submissions.

8. Final Submission Checklist (Before You Submit)

☐ GitHub repo link works

☐ Streamlit app link opens correctly

☐ App loads without errors

☐ All required features implemented

☐ [Link] updated and added in the submitted PDF.


The assignment is for 15 Marks - Model implementation and uploading on Github
(10 marks) ; Streamlit App Development (4 marks). Additional 1 mark is for
performing the assignment on BITS Lab and uploading a screenshot of the same.

No extension of deadlines will be provided. Please submit within the deadline - 15


Feb 23:59 PM.

No DRAFT submissions will be accepted. Please remember to SUBMIT your


assignment.

Note: There is no leaderboard for this assignment and there will be no comparison
of model performance across students.

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