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https://github.com/arv-anshul/ineuron-money-laundering

A project from Ineuron Internship portal to build a ML model to predict the Money Laundering.
https://github.com/arv-anshul/ineuron-money-laundering

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A project from Ineuron Internship portal to build a ML model to predict the Money Laundering.

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# Money Laundering Prevention System

**🔗 Deployed Website on Streamlit Cloud Link** [![Streamlit Badge](https://img.shields.io/badge/Streamlit-FF4B4B?logo=streamlit&logoColor=fff)](https://ineuron-money-laundering-1a.streamlit.app/)

This project aims to predict the likelihood of backorders for products in a supply chain using machine learning techniques.
Backorders occurs when a product is temporarily out of stock, and customers need to wait for it to become available again. By predicting potential backorders of a product, businesses can proactively manage their inventory and improve customer satisfaction.

### Screenshots of UI

![screenshot](./assets/screenshots/1.png)

### Project demo video

https://github.com/arv-anshul/ineuron-money-laundering/assets/111767754/c2eb4daa-0738-4eef-9e23-1180a5adedec

### Usage

1. Install required packages.

```sh
pip install -r requirements.txt
```

2. Run the streamlit web application.

```sh
streamlit run app.py
```

3. After running above command a web page opens in your browser.
Otherwise, Go to your browser and search the below url in address bar.

```
http://localhost:8501/
```

### Techs

- Git & GitHub
- Python3.11
- Streamlit
- MongoDB
- Data Science libraries like pandas, numpy, matplotlib, seaborn, etc.

### Features

- Predict the backorders in one click. I made the web app using streamlit which is a easy to easy tool to build a web app using python only.
- You can see the dataset analysis in Jupyter Notebook [here](./notebooks).

### Contributors