# π₯ Forest Fire Prediction using Polynomial Regression
Welcome to the **Forest Fire Prediction System** β a smart machine learning project designed to help assess and prevent the risk of forest fires using real-time weather and environmental data.
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## π About the Project
Forest fires can spread rapidly and devastate ecosystems. Early prediction of fire-prone conditions is **crucial**.
This project uses **Polynomial Regression** to predict the **FWI (Fire Weather Index)** β a numerical indicator that represents the potential for forest fires based on several environmental features.
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## π Features Used
Below are the key input variables used for prediction:
| π’ Feature | π Description |
|--------------------|----------------|
| π‘οΈ `Temperature` | Air temperature in Celsius (Β°C) |
| π§ `RH` | Relative Humidity in percentage (%) |
| π¬οΈ `Ws` | Wind speed in km/h |
| β `Rain` | Rainfall in mm |
| π₯ `FFMC` | Fine Fuel Moisture Code (dryness of leaves/grass) |
| π² `DMC` | Duff Moisture Code (moisture of loosely compacted organic material) |
| π³ `DC` | Drought Code (moisture of deep compact organic matter) |
| π `ISI` | Initial Spread Index (expected fire spread rate) |
| π `BUI` | Build-Up Index (total amount of fuel available for burning) |
| πΊοΈ `Region` | Area code (1 = Bejaia, 2 = Sidi-Bel Abbes) |
| π¨ `Classes` | Binary flag: 1 = Fire occurred, 0 = No fire |
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