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import streamlit as st
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# App Title
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st.title("📄 Problem Statement")
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# Problem Statement Content
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st.markdown("""
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### Problem Statement:
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The project management domain involves high variability in estimating project budgets, influenced by numerous parameters such as complexity, stakeholders, integration requirements, and more.
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Project teams often struggle with accurate budget forecasting. Similarly, project stakeholders require insights into budget drivers for better resource planning and decision-making.
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### Objective:
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- Develop a KNN-based regression model to predict project budgets.
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- Build an interactive Streamlit app for real-time predictions.
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- Demonstrate a full machine learning pipeline: data processing, training, tuning, and deployment.
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### Why is this important?
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- Aids in realistic project planning and budget allocation.
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- Helps demonstrate the impact of individual project features on costs.
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- Real-world application of regression modeling in project planning.
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""")
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if st.button("Next >>"):
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st.switch_page(r"pages/3 Data Understanding.py")
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if st.button("<< Back"):
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st.switch_page("reg.py")
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