Automobile

sale price
prediction

By :
Dhruv Shah-2022MVX5012
Ankit Saini-2022MVX5006
Puneet goyal-2022MVX5022
 Dataset Preliminary analysis
• 203 records and 14 Attributes (1 Target Variables)
Attribute details:
• 'make', 'fuel_type', 'body_style', 'drive_wheels', 'engine_location',
• 'wheel_base', 'length', 'height', 'curb_weight', 'num_of_cylinders',
• 'engine_size', 'compression_ratio', 'horsepower', 'city_mpg', 'price'],
• dtype='object'
 0 make non-null object
1 fuel_type non-null object
2 body_style non-null object
3 drive_wheels non-null object
4 engine_location non-null object
5 wheel_base non-null float64
Data 6 length
7 height
non-null float64
non-null float64
characteristics 8 curb_weight non-null int64
9 num_of_cylinders non-null object
10 engine_size non-null int64
11 compression_ratio non-null float64
12 horsepower non-null int64
13 city_mpg non-null int64
14 price non-null int64
dtypes: float64(4), int64(5), object(6)
Descriptive Data Analysis-Continuous
Descriptive Data Analysis-Discrete
Price vs Object variable study
Price vs Continuous variable study
Price vs Continuous variable study
Co-relation Data Analysis using Heat Map
Final Heat map
Final Dataset
 Final Dataset
X-Independent variables(after dummy operations)
 Machine Learning Modelling
Machine Learning Model R^2 MAE MSE RMSE
Decision Tree Regressor 0.625 2460 37467244 6121
 Machine Learning Modelling
Machine Learning Model R^2 MAE MSE RMSE
Random Forest regressor 0.9 1800 10096840 3177
 Machine Learning Modelling

Machine Learning Model R^2 MAE MSE RMSE

Decision Tree Regressor 0.625 2460 37467244 6121

Random Forest regressor 0.9 1800 10096840 3177

Thank You
 Regression Modeling
Discrete Data
Theta 0 : theta 01 to theta021

Theta 1 : theta 11 to 12

Theta 2 : theta 21 to 25
Theta 3 : theta 31 to 33

Theta 4 : theta 41 to 42

Continuous Data

X1 X2 X3 X4

Function = theta0x + theta1x + theta2x + theta3x + theta4x + (alpha1)(X1) + (alpha2)(X2) +(alpha3)(X3) + (alpha4)(X4)