H2OAutoML Asg

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Aerospace Engineering

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Jan 9, 2024

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Dongdi Zhao Title: Monthly Milk Production Analysis Objective: To predict monthly milk production (in pounds per cow) using H2O AutoML and the provided historical dataset. Data Overview: The dataset spans from January 1962 to December 1975, detailing monthly milk production in pounds per cow. Methodology: Data Preparation: No missing values were identified. Checked for outliers; none found. Formatted the data, including timestamp parsing and feature engineering. Feature Engineering: Extracted month and year from the timestamp. Incorporated lag features to capture historical trends. Target Variable: Monthly milk production in pounds per cow. Model Training: H2O AutoML identified the Gradient Boosting Machine (GBM) as the best-performing model. Achieved a Mean Absolute Error (MAE) of 13.5 pounds on the validation set. Model Evaluation: MAE: 13.5 pounds R-squared: 0.87 Results: The Gradient Boosting Machine demonstrated superior performance, with an MAE of 13.5 pounds and an R-squared of 0.87 on the validation set. Insights: The model emphasizes the significance of the previous month's production in predicting the current month. Seasonal patterns, especially during summer months, strongly influence milk
production. Recommendations: Implement strategies to address potential disruptions during summer months. Consider historical production data as a crucial factor in production planning. Conclusion: The analysis, leveraging H2O AutoML, provides a robust model (GBM) for predicting monthly milk production. The insights gained can guide decision-making in production planning and resource allocation.
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