Local Chapter Berlin, Germany Local Chapter
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Status: Ongoing
Houses play an integral role in our day-to-day lives, serving as the hub for activities such as eating, sleeping, unwinding, and nurturing our families. This pivotal element in our lifestyle, however, comes with a considerable price tag. Over the past seven years, the cost of housing in the EU has surged by approximately 50%, significantly outpacing the average wage growth of 11%.
Moreover, the housing sector is a key component of our economic structure. It constitutes a substantial portion of household wealth, often used as collateral for loans and contributes considerably to the construction industry.
In light of the rapid adoption of remote working arrangements following the Covid-19 pandemic, the real estate market is expected to experience prolonged volatility.
Identifying the appropriate pricing for a residence poses a significant challenge. Determining the amount one should pay for a new home or the price to request when selling an existing one can be daunting.
The vast amount of pricing information available online only adds to this complexity, making it difficult for an individual to maintain a comprehensive understanding. The application of machine learning to distill the existing information into a specific price could greatly benefit both potential buyers and sellers.
Week 1
– DATA GATHERING: choose a real estate website and scrape it
– MODELLING: get familiar with the neural network model we will be using. Reading the article describing it and finding a dataset to start playing
– DEPLOYMENT: get familiar with Docker, GCP, FastAPI, and a frontend solution
Week 2
– DATA GATHERING: improve on the scraping
– MODELLING: prepare inputs for the neural network, first results
– DEPLOYMENT: deploy mock frontend
Week 3
– DATA GATHERING: finalize scraping
– MODELLING: tune the model
– DEPLOYMENT: deploy the current version of the model
Week 4
– MODELLING: finalize the model
– DEPLOYMENT: deploy the last version of the model