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I made this project to explore how machine learning can help farmers predict crop yield. Basically, you feed it some data about soil, weather, and other factors, and it tells you roughly how much crop to expect. I used Random Forest because it’s simple to understand, yet surprisingly effective.
Along the way, I poked around the data, trained a model, and even built a small web app so you don’t need to touch any code to try it out. It’s been a fun little journey! 🌱💻
Here’s a quick rundown:
- 1. Yield Data Analysis.ipynb → I played with the data, checked patterns, and made some charts. Pretty fun to see trends emerge! 📊
- 2. Yield Data ML.ipynb → Built the Random Forest model here. This is where the magic happens. 🌳
- app.py → Streamlit web app so anyone can plug in values and get predictions instantly.
- harvest-280.gif → A little fun visual I threw in just for style. 🎉
- requirements.txt → Python packages you’ll need.
- yield_df.csv → The dataset used for training/testing.
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Clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/your-username/Yield_RF.git cd Yield_RF-main -
(Optional but recommended) Set up a virtual environment
python -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate # Windows: venv\Scripts\activate
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Install the dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
Open Jupyter Notebook and run these in order:
1. Yield Data Analysis.ipynb2. Yield Data ML.ipynb
You’ll see the data, the graphs, and the model building steps in action.
Run it locally:
python app.pyA browser window pops up where you can enter values and get instant yield predictions. Super simple! 🌾✨
If you spot bugs, have ideas, or just want to say hi, feel free to fork the repo or open a PR. Collaboration is always welcome! 💡
CH TEJA YADAV 📧 Email: tejayadavch@gmail.com
🌐 GitHub: chtejayadav
👉 Try the live app here: Yield Prediction App