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# Initial Prediction of Course Changing Positions for Sailboats
# Predicting Course Change Positions for Sailboats
This project is a showcase of my skills in applied artificial intelligence (AI), developed as part of my coursework for my studies in [Applied AI](https://www.fh-swf.de/de/studienangebot/studiengaenge/angewandte_kuenstliche_intelligenz/index.php) at the FH-SWF.
This repository hosts a project developed as part of the coursework for the [Applied AI program at FH-SWF](https://www.fh-swf.de). It demonstrates the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in predicting course changing positions for sailboats.
The project includes a Jupyter Notebook coded in Python using TensorFlow, and markdown entries in German.
## Overview
## Jupyter Notebook
- **Technology Stack**: Python, TensorFlow, Jupyter Notebook
- **Notebook**: `SegelbootKurswechselpositionen.ipynb`
- **Data**: Located in the `data` folder
The Jupyter Notebook, titled `SegelbootKurswechselpositionen.ipynb`, contains experiments conducted for this project. The navigation algorithm used in the notebook is based on the course finder developed by the [Sailing Team Darmstadt e.V.](http://www.st-darmstadt.de). Please note that the course finder algorithm by the Sailing Team Darmstadt e.V. is proprietary and therefore could not be included in this project.
## Project Structure
## Data
- **Jupyter Notebook**: The notebook titled `SegelbootKurswechselpositionen.ipynb` contains experiments conducted for this project. The navigation algorithm utilized is based on the course finder developed by the [Sailing Team Darmstadt e.V.](https://www.st-darmstadt.de). Note: The course finder algorithm by the Sailing Team Darmstadt e.V. is proprietary and is not included in this project.
- **Data**: The training data essential for this project is housed in the `data` folder.
The training data used for this project can be found in the `data` folder.
## Getting Started
1. Clone the repository to your local machine.
2. Navigate to the project directory.
3. Open the Jupyter Notebook to view the experiments and analyses.