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The document outlines work done for a class project on predictive analytics use cases in Python and R. It summarizes the outcomes of a client meeting and updates made to a scorecard for Use Case 3, which involved completing an object detection use case using Python and R tools. It also provides documentation of the packages and steps used to complete Use Case 3 in both languages. Finally, it outlines next steps to continue working on a final presentation for the project.
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- 1. Kennan Duffy Daria Gbor Chris Lukens John Saviello Jimmy Scheuren MIS4596 Section 4 Sprint 6
- 2. Outline ● Since Sprint 5... ● Use Case 3 ● Scorecard ● For Final Presentation...
- 3. Since Sprint 5... Client Meeting Reviewed outcome of use case #3 Scorecard Updated the scorecard for use case #3 Use Case #3 Completed the use case in Python and R (Object Detection) Documentation Created grading criteria for scorecard
- 4. Use Case 3 with Python ● ImageAI API ● Tensorflow ● Numpy ● Matplotlib ● H5py ● Keras
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