- Published on August 13, 2021
- In Deep Tech
New Weekend Hackathon For Data Scientists: The Tea Story
In yet another Weekend Hackathon, MachineHack is back with an exciting challenge for the data scientists’ community to analyse the temporal nature of tea prices and forecast the weekly average price of tea.
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- By AIM Media House
In yet another Weekend Hackathon, MachineHack is back with an exciting challenge for the data scientists’ community. The challenge is to analyse the temporal nature of tea prices and forecast the weekly average price of tea.
This challenge is a part of MachineHack Weekend Hackathon Edition #2 — The Last Hacker Standing, where we pose unique problem statements every week, from 30 July to 9 Sept 2021.
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Problem Statement and Description
Despite having its origins in China, we Indians, in particular, share a great bond with tea. We all love our cup of “Chai '', don’t we? Whether it's black, green, spiced or with cream/sugar, the unique tea culture is a phenomenon to celebrate. Like other essential commod
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