I want you to look up a problem in Africa that needs solving using a neural network model

$($add citations, statistics, etc.$)$Create a suitable Introduction and Motivation, problem statement, The project's specific objectives $($ a solution using Supervised Machine Learning Models, ie Neural Network$),$Project Scope, look up Data For training the Model$($two suitable data sets$)$

Technical requirements that will be needed to make the project and finally the references at the end. I've attached a sample you can consult for the formatting, not the content.Include a neural network diagram. And at the bottom is the rubric

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Problem statement

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Excellent

Clearly and comprehensively defines the problem by drawing on extensive existing research and work within the sector. Identifies specific gaps that remain unsolved, demonstrating a deep understanding of both past efforts and current needs.

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Substantial evidence of support from both researchers and the community.

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Good

Defines the problem with some reference to existing research and work within the sector. Identifies general gaps that remain unsolved but the support from researchers and the community, is limited

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$$Evidence of endorsements or approval is present but not extensive.

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Fair

Attempts to define the problem but is vague or lacks clarity. Makes minimal reference to existing research or work within the sector and does not adequately identify gaps that remain unsolved.

$1$

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Poor

Fails to clearly define the problem. Does not reference existing research or work within the sector, and gaps that remain unsolved are not identified.

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PROJECT SCOPE

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Full Marks

The project has a very clear idea of what it will and won't do

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$$It knows exactly what it

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s focusing on and what it

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s leaving out.. Explaining domains which the project will involve and have impact.

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The project clearly explains which areas it will affect and how. It describes the different parts of life or business it will impact in detail.

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Fair

The project has a general idea of what it will and won't do

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$$but some parts are still a bit unclear. Student only somewhat understands its capabilities and limitations of technology to be used. The project gives a general explanation of which areas it will affect, but some parts are still unclear

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$2$

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Poor

The project is still pretty vague and leaves many questions about what it will or won

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t do

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$$The technology doesn

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t fully explain its capabilities or limitations

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$$The project's impact is vague and doesn

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t cover all the areas it will affect.

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Poor

The project does not clearly define what it will and won't do AND does not clearly explain the technology it will use or its limitations

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$$AND does not explain which areas it will affect or how it will impact them.

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SMART OBJECTIVES

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Excellent

Clearly expresses a hypothesis. The concept of solution is SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely

$3$

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Good

Hypothesis clearly expressed. The concept of the solution lacks ONE SMART component: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely

$2$

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Fair

Hypothesis clearly expressed. The concept of the solution lacks TWO SMART component: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Timely OR Unclear connection to the problem

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Poor

Missing in all aspects

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$5$

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Model Design

$5$

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Excellent

The diagram of the intended model does not describe clearly the input data mapping to the input layer. The output layer doesn't map directly to the class names and class numbers. The description of the diagram is generic, unclear

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Good

The diagram of the intended model does not specify type of in put or a clear map to the input layer OR The output layer doesn't show names

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number of classes Or The description of the diagram is generic, unclear

$2$

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Fair

The diagram of the intended model does not describe clearly the input data mapping to the input layer. OR The output layer doesn't maps directly to the class names and class numbers. Or The description of the diagram is missing

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Poor

Missing Diagram and description

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Dataset

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Excellent

Includes

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$$or more links to the source of datAbstract: Should h

I want you to look up a problem in Rwanda's education system

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$$Create a suitable Introduction and Motivation, problemave an abstract

Problem statement: Breakdown the problem statement properly $($citation and previous work done and all$)$

ML should be obvious

Citations should be there

Scope: narrow down the scope to the ml parts.

Make it into a classification problem

We have to identify why it didn$$t work for the people who already trie