Linear Regression in PySpark
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Linear Regression in PySpark
Using R to design a linear model that predicts mpg and perform t-tests on suspension coils
SDEV 1060 Project. This project calculates miles per gallon (MPG) for a single trip, and for all trips entered. There is a class for MPG for a single trip, with instance variables for miles, gallons, and MPG for that trip. In addition, there are class (static) variables for total miles, total gallons, total MPG, and number of trips. In the main …
MalaysianPayGap LLM using LocalGPT
Comparison of fuel efficiency prediction models using different linear regression types. Based on Mileage Per Gallon (MPG) dataset.
Read out OBD2 data using a Raspberry Pi and a USB adapter
SDEV 2210 Project. Create a project that calculates miles per gallon for a given trip, and accumulates the miles and gallons to calculate an overall MPG for the vehicle. Create a class named MPG that includes private instance variables for miles, gallons, and mpg, which are doubles. Add class variables for totalMiles, totalGallons, and totalMPG,…
mileage on my 2000 toyota 4runner
🔍 Fuel efficiency (mpg) analysis and prediction using linear regression and GAM models on the StatLib Auto dataset (1983). Includes preprocessing, correlation, subset selection, and model evaluation in R.
Miles Per Gallon GUI. You have previously written a project for a Miles Per Gallon calculator. Here, you will create a GUI to do that same work. The calculator needs 2 text fields, where the user will enter the miles and the gallons. It needs another text field for displaying the result – make this text field uneditable. It needs labels to ident…
A statistical analysis of vehicle production using R
A Python tool to check vehicle fuel efficiency and convert between MPG, km/l, and L/100km.
A tool to scrape MPG (a soccer fantasy league) website and collect raw player data.
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