- Published on February 12, 2019
- In AI Features
Hands-On Tutorial: How To Use Decision Tree Regression To Solve MachineHack’s New Data Science Hackathon
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- By Amal Nair
We have all been in situations where we went to a doctor when we’re feeling unwell and after finding out the consultation fee, we think that it would have been much better to just have waited out the illness. MachineHack’s latest hackathon now gives you a chance to model and predict doctor’s fee. You can use this article to submit your first solution and then go on to create awesome and better models.
1) Open your favourite browser and go to https://www.machinehack.com/course/predict-a-doctors-consultation-fees-hackathon/
2) Click the login button on the top right corner. If you are a new user click on sign up and register on MachineHack with your email, otherwise enter your email and password and click “log in”.
3) After logging in, click on “Hackathons” which will tak
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Amal Nair
A Computer Science Engineer turned Data Scientist who is passionate about AI and all related technologies.
Contact: amal.nair@analyticsindiamag.com
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