# π₯ Algerian Forest Fire β End-to-End Machine Learning Project
An end-to-end Machine Learning workflow built on the Algerian Forest Fire dataset.
This project demonstrates Exploratory Data Analysis, Feature Engineering, Regression Modeling,
and deployment-ready model serialization using Python, Scikit-Learn and streamlit.
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## π Table of Contents
* Overview
* Project Goals
* Dataset Information
* Project Workflow
* Features
* Tech Stack
* Folder Structure
* Model Pipeline
* Algorithms Used
* Results & Evaluation
* How to Run
* Skills Demonstrated
* Future Improvements
* Author
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## π§ Overview
Wildfire prediction is a critical real-world application of Machine Learning.
This repository showcases a complete ML lifecycle:
* Data Cleaning & EDA
* Regression Modeling (Linear β Elastic Net)
* Model Evaluation
* Saving trained models
* Preparing a prediction application
The goal is not just prediction β but demonstrating strong **ML engineering fundamentals**.
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## π― Project Goals
* Perform structured Exploratory Data Analysis
* Understand feature relationships
* Compare multiple regression algorithms
* Apply regularization techniques
* Build a deployable ML pipeline
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## π Dataset Information
Dataset: Algerian Forest Fires Dataset
Features include:
* Temperature
* Relative Humidity
* Wind Speed
* Rain
* FFMC, DMC, ISI indices
* Region classification
Target:
* Fire Weather Index (FWI)
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## π Project Workflow
1. Data Cleaning
2. Feature Engineering
3. Exploratory Data Analysis
4. Model Training
5. Model Comparison
6. Hyperparameter Tuning
7. Model Serialization
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## β¨ Features
* Structured ML pipeline
* Multiple regression models
* Elastic Net regularization
* Model saving using `.pkl`
* Notebook-based experimentation
* Modular project layout
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## π§± Tech Stack
| Technology | Purpose |
| ---------------- | --------------------- |
| Python | Core Language |
| Pandas | Data Proce β¦