Junior Machine Learning Data Analyst - Agriculture & Agribusiness

Duration: 4 Weeks  |  Mode: Virtual

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As a Junior Machine Learning Data Analyst in the Agriculture & Agribusiness sector, you will be responsible for utilizing Python for data science to analyze agricultural data, identify trends, and provide insights to improve farming practices. You will work with large datasets, develop predictive models, and collaborate with stakeholders to drive data-driven decision-making.
Tasks and Duties

Task Objective: The primary goal for Week 1 is to immerse yourself in the landscape of agricultural data analysis. You are required to source information from publicly available agricultural datasets or reports, and perform an exploratory analysis to understand current trends, challenges, and opportunities within the agriculture and agribusiness sectors.

Expected Deliverables: You must compile a comprehensive report in a DOC file format detailing your findings. Your report should include an executive summary, data analysis, visualizations (charts, graphs, maps as appropriate), and commentary on your observations regarding crop patterns, market trends, climatic influences, and regional differences.

Key Steps:

  • Research and identify at least two reputable public sources providing agricultural data.
  • Summarize key metrics and trends observed within the data.
  • Create visual representations of the data insights to facilitate clear understanding.
  • Discuss limitations, potential biases in the data, and opportunities for further analysis.
  • Draft a detailed analysis report in DOC format that includes sections on methodology, insights, and recommendations.

Evaluation Criteria:

  • Clarity and depth in the exploration of agricultural trends.
  • Effective use of visualizations to support analysis.
  • Logical structure and thorough documentation in your DOC file submission.
  • Adherence to task instructions and overall presentation quality.

This task is designed to require approximately 30 to 35 hours of work. Ensure that your final DOC file is self-contained and does not require any additional files for interpretation. The report should be crafted to stand on its own, allowing a clear understanding of your analytical process and conclusions drawn from publicly available data. Be methodical, detailed, and creative in your approach to problem-solving within the agricultural sector.

Task Objective: During Week 2, you will focus on the critical process of data preparation. This task centers on converting raw public agricultural data into a format ready for in-depth analysis and modeling. You will implement techniques to handle missing values, outlier detection, normalization, and categorization.

Expected Deliverables: The final deliverable is a DOC file that serves as a detailed report describing your data preprocessing workflow. The report must include a description of the data sources, the challenges encountered during data cleaning, step-by-step procedures for data transformation, and the rationale behind each method you have applied.

Key Steps:

  • Identify and retrieve agricultural datasets from public repositories.
  • Perform an initial assessment to uncover data inconsistencies, missing values, and outliers.
  • Document every step regarding data cleaning processes and transformations (e.g., normalization, encoding categorical variables).
  • Utilize statistical summaries and visual aids for before-after transformation comparisons.
  • Conclude with a discussion on how the cleaned data can be leveraged for further analysis in machine learning applications.

Evaluation Criteria:

  • Completeness and clarity of the data cleaning methodology.
  • Use of appropriate data transformation techniques.
  • Depth of analysis and justification for chosen approaches in discussions.
  • Quality and organization of the final DOC file.

This task is engineered to be completed within 30 to 35 hours. Ensure your DOC file is entirely self-contained, articulating every aspect of your methodology. The document should illustrate your capacity to prepare datasets for advanced analysis and serve as a comprehensive resource on data preprocessing strategies within the agricultural domain.

Task Objective: The focus for Week 3 is to build and assess a fundamental machine learning model to predict crop yields using publicly accessible agricultural data. This task emphasizes the technical aspects of model development, experimentation, and performance evaluation.

Expected Deliverables: You are required to submit a detailed DOC file that outlines your modeling approach. This document should cover the selection of variables, the construction of the model, evaluation methods, and insights derived from the outcomes. Diagrams and flowcharts that show your logic or model pipeline are recommended.

Key Steps:

  • Research and choose a publicly available dataset relevant to crop production and yields.
  • Perform feature selection and data splitting into training and test sets.
  • Choose an appropriate machine learning algorithm (e.g., linear regression, decision tree, etc.) and justify your choice.
  • Develop a model using your chosen algorithm, then validate and evaluate its performance using suitable metrics (e.g., RMSE, R2, etc.).
  • Document your process, including any experiments and iterations during model fine-tuning.

Evaluation Criteria:

  • Technical soundness and completeness of the modeling process.
  • Clarity of explanations regarding the choice of model and evaluation strategy.
  • Depth of the experimental analysis provided in the DOC file.
  • Quality of visualizations, charts, or diagrams used to support your findings.

This exercise is expected to take about 30 to 35 hours. Your final DOC file should be self-contained, offering an in-depth look into how you navigate the complexities of transforming raw agricultural data into actionable insights through machine learning modeling.

Task Objective: In Week 4, you will bring together your previous work by synthesizing findings from earlier tasks, drawing strategic insights, and developing comprehensive recommendations for enhancing agribusiness operations. This task emphasizes effective communication and the strategic application of data insights.

Expected Deliverables: Your final deliverable is a DOC file that functions as a complete report. This report must include sections that summarize your exploratory analysis, data preprocessing steps, and modeling results. Additionally, include a robust section focused on strategic recommendations and future action plans that can be applied to improve crop yield, resource allocation, or operational efficiency in agribusiness.

Key Steps:

  • Review and summarize all critical insights from previous weeks’ tasks.
  • Connect your analytical findings with practical business implications and challenges within the agricultural sector.
  • Create a coherent strategy section that outlines key recommendations, potential risks, and proposed follow-up actions.
  • Develop visuals such as dashboards, charts, or tables to effectively communicate your strategic plan.
  • Compile a comprehensive DOC file that clearly documents your process, insights, and actionable recommendations.

Evaluation Criteria:

  • Integration and synthesis of analytical insights from earlier tasks.
  • Relevance and practicality of the recommendations provided.
  • Clarity, structure, and coherence of the DOC file.
  • Use of visual aids to reinforce strategic points and recommendations.

This task is designed to take approximately 30 to 35 hours. Being fully self-contained, your DOC file should not require any additional resources or attachments and must stand alone as a comprehensive report. This task challenges you to connect the dots from technical analysis to high-level strategic insights, demonstrating the value of machine learning in driving real-world improvements in agriculture and agribusiness.

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