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6/8/2022 Ensemble Models June 08, 2021 VISHWAKARMA INSTITUTE of TECHNOLOGY Group Members: (04) Harsha Mamdyal, (06) Vaishnavi Mane, (07) Vedant Mane, (08) Ishan Mankar, (09) Yash Marle, (10) Pratham Matal Guide: Prof. Deepali Joshi Ensemble Models In our life, at the time of making an essential decision like applying for a university program, subscribing a job contract, we tend to seek a piece of advice. We try to collect as more information as possible and reach out to multiple experts. Since similar opinions could impact our future, we trust more the decision that has been taken through similar process. Machine literacy prognostications follow a analogous geste. Models process given inputs and produce an outgrowth. The outgrowth is a prediction grounded on what pattern the models hav