An Experimental Analysis of Machine Learning Model
in the Context of Sales Forecasting: -A Walmart Dataset
as A Case Study
Journal:
GRENZE International Journal of Engineering and Technology
Authors:
Disha Wankhede, Abhishek Athanikar, Yash Borude, Raviraj Chougule, Om Diware
Volume:
10
Issue:
2
Grenze ID:
01.GIJET.10.2.524
Pages:
166-172
Abstract
Software programmers may get gradually precise at expecting consequences without
being clearly coded using machine learning techniques. Machine learning is based on the idea
that models and algorithms may collect input data then utilize statistical investigation to
determine an output, while updating results as information become obtainable, as underlying
principle. For example, models may be adapted and trained to meet management expectations so
that correct measures are followed to reach a certain goal. Wall Mart, a one-stop shopping mall,
has been used in this system to estimate sales of various products and to study impact that various
variables have on sales of products. Predictive models may be built using different features of a
Wall Mart dataset and methods used to construct them, and these findings can be used to make
better business choices. This Predictive Algorithm is used in many fields over the market world
for their profitability. Recently, Lot of companies are going to used this Machine Learning for
better AI and new technologies in market. This report Includes combination of machine learning
algorithm and Features Engineering to predict Walmart sales. The research topic of this paper
primarily solves the problems of Walmart sales forecasting that is provided by the Kaggle
competition.