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Predict the price of the stocks | ML Challenge

Can you predict the price of the stocks

This challenge is picked from HackerEarth Machine Learning Challenge - Freedom from uncertainity

Problem statement

Let’s consider a hypothetical scenario. In times to come, the entire planet is ruled by three companies that are making people bankrupt. The only hope to defeat them is by understanding their trading systems, such that we can dissolve them once and for all. There is already a trading agent in place. You need to maximize the damage caused to the evil trinity by building a solution. This solution needs to predict the price of the stocks of these three companies. This problem is based on financial management.

Data set

The dataset contains all the essential parameters that affect the prices. For this particular dataset, the training set includes the prices of the stock against every day.

The benefits of practicing this problem by using Machine Learning techniques are as follows:

This challenge encourages you to apply your Machine Learning skills to build models that can predict the prices of the stock.

This challenge helps you to enhance your knowledge of regression actively. Regression is one of the basic building blocks of Machine Learning.

Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to defend the world from poverty by predicting stock prices.

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