International Journal of Scientific & Technical Development - Volumes & Issues - Volume 10: June 2024, Issue 1

Price Prediction Of Used Bike Using Machine Learning

Authors

Raju Kumar Sah, S.K Gausian Muskan, P. Upadhyay

DOI Number

Keywords

Decision tree, Hybrid Model, KNN, Linear Regression, Machine Learning, Naïve Bayes, Random Forest

Abstract

Predicting bike prices accurately is essential for buyers and sellers alike in the dynamic market of biking. This study presents a practical
approach utilizing machine learning techniques to forecast bike prices based on various aƩributes such as brand, model, kilometer,
owner, condition, and city.
The methodology involves preprocessing the data to handle missing values and categorical variables, followed by the application of
regression algorithms including random forest, decision tree, linear regression, and gradient boosting. Model performance is
evaluated using common metrics like error or mean square and R-squared to assess prediction accuracy.
Future directions involve refining the models and incorporating additional data sources for improved predictive capabilities. We use
the KNN and Naïve Bayes Algorithm and have developed a Hybrid model for predicting the price of bike easily. To predict the output or
model of the dataset which can give a beƩ er accuracy from the existing model. The algorithms are Naïve Bayes, KNN (k-Nearest
Neighbours) by comparing various algorithms results, Hybrid model is providing best accuracy.

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How to cite

Journal

International Journal of Scientific & Technical Development

ISSN

2348-4047

Periodicity

Bi-Annual