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MostafaWassel/Terrorist-Group-Prediction-in-Middle-East-and-North-Africa

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Terrorist group prediction in Middle East and North Africa ----------------------------------------------------------- From the start of the 21st century terrorism has been an influencing factor on the economy, tourism and general life aspects of citizens in Middle Eastern and North African Countries (MENA). The project aims to present a unique solution for the terrorist group prediction. Terrorist group predicting consists is identifying the terrorist group responsible for a certain terrorist attack using a set of common features between each terrorist attack .

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