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  1. Loading and Preparing the Dataset The dataset contains historical property prices with columns like Date, Year, and Sale Price. Here's what we do: Explanation: Loading Data: The dataset is loaded into a pandas DataFrame (df).

Date Conversion: The Date column is converted to a datetime format for easier manipulation.

Feature Extraction: New columns (Year, Month, Day) are extracted from the Date column. These will be used as features for the model.

  1. Preparing the Data for Training We need to separate the features (X) and the target variable (y). Explanation: Features (X): These are the input variables used to predict the target. Here, we use Year, Month, and Day.

Target (y): This is the variable we want to predict, which is Sale Price.

  1. Training the Model We use a Random Forest Regressor to train the model on the historical data. Explanation: Random Forest Regressor: A machine learning algorithm that works well for regression tasks like predicting prices.

Training: The model learns the relationship between the features (Year, Month, Day) and the target (Sale Price).

  1. Predicting for Future Years We create a function to predict prices for any future year. Explanation: Function Input: The year for which you want to predict prices.

Creating Future Data: For each month of the specified year, we create a row with Year, Month, and Day (default is 1).

Prediction: The trained model predicts the prices for each month.

Output: A DataFrame with the predicted prices for the specified year.

  1. Using the Function to Predict for a Specific Year You can call the function to predict prices for any future year (e.g., 2023). Explanation: Input: Specify the year you want to predict (e.g., 2023).

Output:

The predicted prices for each month of the specified year are displayed.

The results are saved to a CSV file (e.g., predicted_prices_2023.csv).

  1. Predicting for Multiple Future Years If you want to predict for multiple years (e.g., 2023, 2024, 2025), you can use a loop. Explanation: Input: A list of years you want to predict (e.g., [2023, 2024, 2025]).

Output:

Predicted prices for each month of all specified years.

Results are saved to a CSV file (predicted_prices_future_years.csv). io;u

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