KAR-NG / Predicting-House-Prices-in-Boston_UniqueVersion

Extracted statistical relationships between house prices and many factors, applicationised the 90% R2 Random Forest model that outcompeted MLR, Lasso, PLS, KNN, and DT into production.

Predicting House Prices in Boston by Machine Learning (Regression)

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RShiny Application

Visit this link to use the online app to make predictions with your favourite numbers: https://karhou.shinyapps.io/boston/

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