Customer Churn Prediction Project Using Classification Techniques
The Customer Churn Prediction project is a beginner-friendly machine learning project that uses Python, pandas, scikit-learn, and Gradio in Google Colab to clean, analyze, and model telecom customer data, predicting churn and providing actionable business insights.
6 Modules
30 Lessons
English
0.5 Hr
Reading Plan
MODULE 1
Introduction
MODULE 2
Pre-requisites and Tech Stack Used
MODULE 3
Necessary Concepts
MODULE 4
Step-by-Step Implementation
MODULE 5
Deployment
MODULE 6
Conclusion
Contributors
Customer Churn Prediction Project Using Classification Techniques
Learn how to analyze real-world telecom customer data using Python to predict churn and identify high-risk users. This beginner-friendly handbook guides you through data cleaning, feature engineering, exploratory analysis, and building a Logistic Regression model, with deployment via Gradio in Google Colab.
Customer Churn Prediction Project
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Customer Churn Prediction Project for Beginners
This project is ideal for beginners who want to get started with data analysis and machine learning. It’s perfect for students, freshers, and anyone with basic Python knowledge who wants to understand how real-world telecom customer data can be cleaned, analyzed, and used to build a predictive churn model through practical, hands-on implementation
Prerequisites
This course is suitable for:
- Basic knowledge of Python programming
- Basic understanding of data analysis concepts (columns, rows, missing values)
- A Google account to access Google Colab
- Access to the sales dataset in CSV format
- Internet connection to upload the dataset and run the project in Colab











