Competition

Can you find a better way to manage traffic?
Traffic congestion is an issue faced by urban centers. The complexity of managing traffic increases yearly for several reasons, generating higher fuel consumption and increased emissions. The complexity is even higher in New York City (NY), with its exceptionally complex road network. Efficiently managing traffic flows in such a bustling environment is crucial. This challenge allows you to try to relieve traffic congestion in NY. You'll analyze historical traffic and weather data. The end goal is to identify factors contributing to congestion and develop a predictive model that forecasts traffic volumes based on these factors.
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- Exploratory Data Analysis of traffic flow
- Impact analysis of weather conditions on traffic
- Development of a traffic volume prediction model
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Rules
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- Your publication should be focused on data provided within the competition.
- The competition is open and free to registered DataCamp users.
- Only one entry per user. You may update your entry up to the deadline.
- Make sure your competition workbook is published by the competition deadline in order for it to be valid.
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