Idea/Approach Details

Problem Statement: With the ever-increasing number of movies and TV

shows available to stream, it can be difficult for users to keep track of all
the things they want to watch. This can lead to users spending more time
browsing and searching for content than actually watching it.

Solution: Use a database to store the user's watchlists and preferences.

Use the TMDb API to retrieve information about movies and TV shows.Use
a machine learning algorithm to generate personalized recommendations
for users. Implement social media features to allow users to share their
watchlists with friends.Design a user-friendly interface that makes it easy
to add and remove items from watchlists and to find something to watch.
Methodology:

● Define the requirements

● Design the app architecture
● Develop the app
● Test the app
● Deploy the app

The proposed model for Sales Forecast Prediction is a comprehensive

system that covers data collection, preprocessing, model selection,
training, evaluation. It leverages statistical methods to improve prediction
accuracy and reliability, making it a valuable tool for financial institutions
to make informed decisions and improve sales effectively.

required technologies / facilities:

● Security and privacy: The app should be designed with

security and privacy in mind. This includes using
secure data encryption and storage practices, and
obtaining the user's consent before collecting or
sharing any personal data.
● Accessibility: The app should be designed to be
accessible to users with disabilities. This includes
following accessibility guidelines and providing
alternative text for images and videos.
● Performance and scalability: The app should be
designed to be performant and scalable. This includes
optimizing the code and using appropriate caching and
database techniques.
● Maintenance and support: The app should be designed
to be easy to maintain and support. This includes
writing well-documented code and providing clear
instructions to users.

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