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#############################Telecom Solution###################
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#Business Understanding
#Data Understanding
#Data Preparation & EDA
#Model Building
#Model Evaluation
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### Business Understanding:
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ocoyawale / Churn_Prediction.ipynb
Created January 30, 2018 00:20 — forked from kr-shiveshwar/Churn_Prediction.ipynb
Churn_Prediction_Telecom
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ocoyawale / Data_analysis_workflow.ipynb
Created January 29, 2018 05:09 — forked from CamilleMo/Data_analysis_workflow.ipynb
Proper way to start a Data / ML project
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