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WELCOME

MESSAGE

Dear Intern

Welcome to the Machine Learning Track of Henly Tech's AI Internship Program!

At Henly Tech, we treat every intern as a valuable contributor to our projects.


During this program, you will take on real assignments that directly align with the
work done by AI professionals. You will build, optimize, and deliver solutions to
problems faced in industries today.

There’s no formal training or tutorials here—your growth will come from solving
problems, exploring tools, and creating tangible results. Every task assigned will
have a purpose and contribute to an end goal.

Duration: 2-4 weeks


Location: Remote
Requirements: Basic knowledge of Python.

We’re excited to see how you will tackle these challenges. Let’s get to work!

Isabel Mercado
Your Internship
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1. Data Preprocessing
Click here to watch my YouTube video and learn how to create a solve it.
Objective: Learn to clean and preprocess raw datasets.
Instructions:
Use any dataset from Kaggle or public repositories (e.g., Titanic dataset).
Perform the following preprocessing steps:
Handle missing values (mean/median imputation or deletion).
Remove outliers using IQR or Z-score.
Encode categorical variables (one-hot encoding or label encoding).
Normalize or scale numerical features.
Visualize the data using:
Histograms for numerical features.
Count plots for categorical features.
Deliverables:
Graphs showing the cleaned dataset and distribution.
Click here to view the code

2. House Price Prediction


Click here to watch my YouTube video and learn how to create a solve it.
Objective: Build and evaluate a regression model.
Instructions:
Use the Boston Housing Prices dataset (available in scikit-learn).
Split the dataset into training (80%) and testing (20%) sets.
Train a Linear Regression model using scikit-learn.
Evaluate the model using these metrics:
Root Mean Squared Error (RMSE).
Mean Absolute Error (MAE).
Create a scatter plot comparing actual vs. predicted values.
Deliverables:
Model performance metrics, and scatter plot.
Click here to view the code
3. Breast Cancer Detection
Click here to watch my YouTube video and learn how to create a solve it.
Objective: Predict binary outcomes using logistic regression.
Instructions:
Use the Breast Cancer dataset (available in scikit-learn).
Split the data into training and testing sets.
Train a Logistic Regression model using scikit-learn.
Evaluate the model with:
Accuracy.
Precision, Recall, and F1 Score.
Confusion Matrix (visualize it using a heatmap).
Use the model to predict outcomes on the test set.
Deliverables:
Jupyter Notebook with training, evaluation, and model predictions.
Click here to view the code

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