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Performance Analysis of Weather Data using Machine Learning

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   Weather and Climate Observations Weather data is primarily important for determining the climate of a region. Climate is determined by a number of factors.The formation and advancement of storm systems, the amount of precipitation an area gets, and the number of cloudy days are all influenced by air pressure, temperature, and humidity at various altitudes.These influences affect the environment on a local, international, and global scale over time. Why performance analysis of weather data is important ? The value of weather data analytics in human life is immense. Accurate weather forecasting is beneficial to the agricultural industry, tourism, and preparing for natural disasters such as floods and droughts. Weather forecasting has a lot of economic appeal in news organisations, government agencies, and industrial agriculture. Performance analysis of meteorological data: we can use weather and climate datasets to better understand and forecast the effect on shipping and logistics pr

Comprehending the state-of-art Digit Recognizer dataset using machine learning

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   Handwriting Recognition Handwritten text recognition has been a challenge since the first automatic machines were required to identify individual characters in handwritten texts.Consider the five-digit ZIP codes on letters at the post office and the automation used to identify them.To sort mail automatically and efficiently, perfect understanding of these codes is required. Included among the other applications that may come to mind is OCR (Optical Character Recognition) software. OCR software must read handwritten text, or pages of printed books, for general electronic documents in which each character is well defined. But the problem of handwriting recognition goes farther back in time, more precisely to the early 20th Century (1920s), when Emanuel Goldberg (1881–1970) began his studies regarding this issue and suggested that a statistical approach would be an optimal choice.  To address this issue in Python, the scikit-learn library provides a good example to better understand th