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Predicting House Rent with ML Models

The assignment involves predicting house rent using a regression model with a custom dataset of 30-45 rows and at least three features affecting rent. Students must choose a regression algorithm from sklearn, train the model with an 80/20 data split, and evaluate its performance using accuracy or mean squared error. A short explanation summarizing the data used, model chosen, performance, and any challenges faced is required in the submission notebook.

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Predicting House Rent with ML Models

The assignment involves predicting house rent using a regression model with a custom dataset of 30-45 rows and at least three features affecting rent. Students must choose a regression algorithm from sklearn, train the model with an 80/20 data split, and evaluate its performance using accuracy or mean squared error. A short explanation summarizing the data used, model chosen, performance, and any challenges faced is required in the submission notebook.

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Assignment Title: Predict House Rent Using Machine Learning

Objective:
To apply a simple regression model to predict house or room rent using small, realistic data.

Task:
1. Create your own dataset (30–45 rows) — you can make it manually or collect real data.
Your dataset should have at least 3 features that affect rent.

2. Use a regression algorithm — try any one of these from sklearn:

• - LinearRegression
• - DecisionTreeRegressor
• - RandomForestRegressor

3. Train the model on your dataset. Use 80% of data for training and 20% for testing (you
can use train_test_split).

4. Test the model:

• - Print the accuracy (R² score) or mean squared error.


• - Predict rent for a new example (like 900 sqft, 2 km away, furnished).

5. Write a short explanation (5–6 lines):

• - What data you used


• - Which model you chose
• - How well it performed
• - One insight or difficulty you faced

Submission Format:
- One .ipynb notebook (code + output )

- A short paragraph (5–6 lines) inside the notebook as summary

Marks (Total: 10)


Criteria Marks
Dataset created by student 2
Model implemented correctly 3
Output (results & prediction shown) 3
Explanation & reflection 2

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