Traffic Accident Prediction Using Machine Learning - Final Year Project with Source Code
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Traffic Accident Prediction Using Machine Learning

The Traffic Accident Prediction Using Machine Learning system is a comprehensive machine learning solution that predicts traffic accident occurrence using driver, vehicle, road, and environmental factors. This project is ideal for B.Tech, MCA, CSE, and engineering students as their final year project. It implements Lasso and Ridge Regression with SMOTE, achieving 84.21% accuracy and 0.9213 ROC-AUC.

The system utilizes the traffic_accident_prediction1.csv dataset containing 10,000 records with 15 features including driver demographics, vehicle characteristics, road conditions, and environmental factors. It provides a user-friendly web interface for data upload, exploratory data analysis, model training, and real-time accident risk prediction, enabling traffic safety authorities to make data-driven decisions for road safety improvement.

Python 3.8+ Machine Learning Lasso Regression Ridge Regression Scikit-learn SMOTE Pandas NumPy Matplotlib Seaborn Flask HTML/CSS/JS
Key Features:
  • Multi-Model Accident Prediction
  • Ridge Regression (84.21% Accuracy)
  • Lasso Regression (83.47% Accuracy)
  • Feature Engineering (risk scores, interaction features)
  • SMOTE for Class Imbalance Handling
  • Interactive Visualizations
  • Real-time Risk Predictions
  • Model Performance Comparison
  • Feature Importance Analysis
  • Flask Web Application

Algorithms Used

📊 Lasso Regression (L1)
L1-regularized logistic regression with feature selection, C=0.8, solver='liblinear'
🎯 Accuracy: 83.47%
📈 Ridge Regression (L2)
L2-regularized logistic regression with stable coefficients, C=0.8, solver='lbfgs'
🎯 Accuracy: 84.21%
🔧 Feature Engineering
vehicle_speed_ratio, age_experience_ratio, total_risk_score, density_speed_interaction
📊 Top Feature: Total Risk Score
🔄 SMOTE Oversampling
Synthetic minority oversampling for class imbalance (8% accident rate)
📊 CV AUC: 0.9284

Methodology & Workflow

1 Data Collection
10,000 records with 15 traffic features
2 Data Preprocessing
Cleaning, encoding, feature engineering, scaling
3 Exploratory Data Analysis
Statistical analysis and visualization of patterns
4 Model Training
Lasso and Ridge Regression with leak-free SMOTE
5 Model Evaluation
Accuracy, Precision, Recall, F1-Score, ROC-AUC
6 Web Deployment
Flask web app with real-time risk prediction

Model Performance Comparison

Metric Lasso Regression Ridge Regression Best
Test Accuracy 83.47% 84.21% Ridge
Test Precision 85.63% 86.18% Ridge
Test Recall 83.47% 84.21% Ridge
Test F1-Score 84.52% 85.42% Ridge
Test ROC-AUC 91.48% 92.13% Ridge
CV Mean ROC-AUC 92.18% 92.84% Ridge

Project Package Includes:

Complete Source Code Documentation (50+ pages) Video Tutorial Traffic Accident Dataset Flask Web App Model Files (Pickle) Visualizations 24/7 Expert Support
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