SalesPredict is a machine learning model developed to predict sales trends and forecast future sales based on historical data. Harsh built this model using Python and popular machine learning libraries such as scikit-learn and Pandas. The model analyzes sales data from past months, identifying patterns and trends, and then uses this information to predict future sales figures. Harsh utilized various machine learning algorithms including linear regression and decision trees to achieve high accuracy in predictions. The primary goal of the project I was to create a robust system that could provide businesses with data-driven insights to optimize inventory management, staffing, and marketing strategies. Harsh focused on data preprocessing to clean the dataset, handling missing values and scaling the features for improved model performance. The project also incorporated data visualization techniques to present the predicted sales data in a clear and interpretable format. The use of real-time sales data and predictive analytics allowed companies to make informed decisions, such as adjusting stock levels ahead of demand spikes or optimizing promotional strategies. This project helped Harsh gain hands-on experience with machine learning workflows, data preparation, and the implementation of predictive models. By leveraging machine learning for sales prediction, businesses can increase their operational efficiency and strategic decision-making.
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