Welcome to our official repository for the Munich RE Data Science Day! This repository documents our work as part of the Munich RE Data Science Day 2022, where we were tasked with creating an insurance product proposal for wind farms.
The Munich RE Data Science Day is an exciting event that brings together data science enthusiasts and experts to tackle real-world challenges in the insurance industry. During the event, participants are given a specific task related to insurance products and are encouraged to come up with innovative solutions using data-driven approaches.
For more information about the Munich RE Data Science Day, please visit the Munich RE Data Science Day 2022 page.
As part of the Munich RE Data Science Day 2022, we were assigned the task of creating an insurance product proposal for wind farms. Our analysis and proposal are detailed in the following files:
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Task Instructions: This document provides the specific details of the task assigned to us.
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Analysis Notebook: The analysis notebook contains our in-depth exploration of the data and the development of our insurance product proposal for wind farms.
Our diverse and dedicated team who participated in this project:
To get a comprehensive understanding of our findings and proposal, please refer to our presentation.
To explore our analysis and findings, follow these steps:
- Clone the repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/MunichREDataScienceDay.git
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- Navigate to the repository directory:
cd MunichREDataScienceDay
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Take a look at the Task Instructions document to understand the context and requirements of the project.
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Dive into the Analysis Notebook to see the step-by-step process of our analysis and insurance product proposal.
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If you have any questions or feedback, feel free to reach out to any of the contributors. We value your input and welcome collaboration.
We hope you find our work insightful and informative. Thank you for exploring our Munich RE Data Science Day project!
The Munich RE Data Science Day Team (mentioned above)