Water Quality Prediction
Krithika V
Udumalaipettai, Tamil Nadu
With a profound understanding of the pressing global issue of water scarcity, we are determined to make a difference. With freshwater scarcity and pollution on the rise, our project aims to leverage Machine Learning algorithms to predict the quality of water. ...learn more
Project status: Published/In Market
oneAPI, Artificial Intelligence
Intel Technologies
oneAPI,
Intel Python,
Intel Opt ML/DL Framework
Overview / Usage
With freshwater scarcity and pollution on the rise, it is vital to ensure access to safe and sanitary water for both humans and ecosystems. Our team has leveraged Machine Learning to develop innovative solutions by assessing the suitability of water for consumption. Our models classify water into usable and non-usable categories. This paves the way for impactful advancements in water resource management. The important issue faced during the project was the enormous size of the dataset. Training an ML model without oneAPI would have been difficult and time consuming. Understanding the oneAPI framework posed a challenge. However, the training from the mentors helped us through difficulties. The imbalance between the number of data points belonging to different classes made predictions challenging.
Methodology / Approach
To enhance the performance and efficiency of our solution to predict the quality of water, we have incorporated the oneAPI toolkit. This toolkit provides a unified programming model for accelerated computing, optimizing our algorithms and computations for improved speed and scalability. Our solution will enable real-time predictions, offering immediate feedback to users and assisting them in making informed decisions about their water usage through a chatbot. To ensure a seamless user interface, Flask was used. Our project emphasizes on the advantage of using oneAPI toolkit to accelerate Machine Learning algorithms on huge dataset.
Technologies Used
oneAPI AI toolkit
scikit learn intel extension
xgboost intel library
kaggle
machine learning
pickle
dask
Flask
scikit learn
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