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# JUEThacks 2020(virtual)
Welcome to JUEThacks!

![welcome](https://media.giphy.com/media/QaAhHcpPEPK5ZWntSg/giphy.gif)
Welcome to JUEThacks!

![welcome](https://media.giphy.com/media/QaAhHcpPEPK5ZWntSg/giphy.gif)

## Rules

Kindly go through the [Rules](rules.md) of the Hackathon beforehand.

## Submissions

All the Project Submissions have to done by making a Pull request first and then creating a issue in this repository. The guidelines to followed for the same have been mentioned below:
1. The **Team Leader** has to fork this repository in his/her profile and then create a new folder named **YOUR-TEAMNAME** inside **SUBMISSION** folder.
2. The **Team Leader** will have to *push* all the files related to the project including presentation in the forked respository in his/her profile and then create a pull request. If you're new to using git and github visit [this](https://medium.com/@camelcaseguy/git-github-for-babies-by-shubhendra-7232c0486b99)

1. The **Team Leader** has to fork this repository in his/her profile and then create a new folder named **YOUR-TEAMNAME** inside **SUBMISSION** folder.
2. The **Team Leader** will have to _push_ all the files related to the project including presentation in the forked respository in his/her profile and then create a pull request. If you're new to using git and github visit [this](https://medium.com/@camelcaseguy/git-github-for-babies-by-shubhendra-7232c0486b99)
3. The **Team Leader** has to open up an Issue for project submission using his/her GitHub Account [here](https://github.com/MozPhoenixClubJUET/JUETHacks2020/issues/new)
4. The **Issue Template** should be strictly followed. A submission not following the same would be termed as an INVALID SUBMISSION.
5. Add appropriate **labels** according to your **Project Field & Track**. Two Label have to applied on each individual submission.
6. Only a **single issue** has to be made for each individual project, Multiple submissions will be termed as INVALID SUBMISSION.

## Labels

One has to mark appropriate label in order to a submission valid for the Hackathon. Each submissions should have at least 2 labels according to the Project Field & Track.

## Project Field:

Choose from

#### `AR/VR`

#### `Blockchain`

#### `Open Innovation`

#### `COVID`

## Project Track:

All the various tracks are listed below, please choose one accordingly.

### `AR/VR Track 1`

> **Immersive Tech for Good - Easing Disabilities**
> Virtual and Augmented Reality have proven to be a great technology to empower or transform the lives of people with disabilities, be it motor-skills recovery for people who have had a stroke or physical trauma, showing someone in a wheelchair what it is like to go skydiving, or generally making it easier to live with a disability. Pick ANY disability, and use the power of Virtual /Augmented Reality to make a difference in the lives of the affected people.
Interesting Case Studies:
> Interesting Case Studies:
>
> - [Link 1](https://www.abilitynet.org.uk/news-blogs/8-ways-virtual-reality-could-transform-lives-disabled-people)
> - [Link 2](https://www.thegenius.ca/augmented-virtual-reality-benefit-disabled-people/)
> - [Link 3](https://arpost.co/2018/02/21/augmented-reality-changed-life-disabled/)

> **Note:** You can use any Open Source Platforms to build the prototypes:
>
> 1. AFrame
> 2. React 360
> 3. ARKit
> 4. ARCore

### `AR/VR Track 2`

> **Interfaces of Tomorrow**
> I​n the future, personal computing has finally broken into the three dimensional world, and the one device you carry with you, is no longer an object with a screen like your mobile phone, but rather merges seamlessly into your three dimensional reality. What are these interfaces of tomorrow going to look like, doing day-to-day tasks like we do on our phones today? How do you shop online? How do you make a payment? How do you remotely communicate with someone?
Pick any ONE interesting interpretation of what is currently a common task on your phone, imagine the future, and build it for tomorrow.
> Pick any ONE interesting interpretation of what is currently a common task on your phone, imagine the future, and build it for tomorrow.

> **Note:** You can use any Open Source Platforms to build the prototypes:
>
> 1. AFrame
> 2. React 360
> 3. ARKit
> 4. ARCore

### `Blockchain Track 1`

> What are the possible use cases of blockchain with trade and finance that have not been explored or aren’t popular yet?

### `Blockchain Track 2`

> Blockchain industry is yet to be utilised at the max and we see new use-cases emerging daily. How according to you can tokenisation improve traditional way of doing business?

### `Blockchain Track 3`

> Have you tried addressing any common PROBLEM using BLOCKCHAIN before? If YES, elaborate about the PROBLEM and the SOLUTION for the same.

### `Open Innovation Track 1`

> How do we best evaluate Front office agent performance during an inbound customer call using NLP and how do we capture sentiment of the call?

### `Open Innovation No Track Followed`

> **Have you addressed any day to day life problem for the common man and tried figuring out a solution for that?**
> It could be an app or a device or a simple process which could help a huge mass together.
> **Note:** You can use any Open Source Tech Stack to build solutions for the same.

### `COVID software track`

> **Figure out a problem that you can solve by building a software for current covid situation**

### `COVID hardware track`
> **Figure out a problem that you can solve by building a hardware/IOT device for current covid situation**

> **Figure out a problem that you can solve by building a hardware/IOT device for current covid situation**

#### Ask us if you've any questions. Drop your questions [here](https://t.me/joinchat/FN8dIBkSGlglXTSv0joR0g)

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# COVID-19 Predictor

A simple web application that predicts the chances for a person's being infected by COVID-19 based on symptoms.
[Preview on Heroku](http://covid-predict-app.herokuapp.com)
## Technologies used
- HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the public webpages.
- Bootstrap and jQuery for enhancing the front-end.
- Flask for the back-end server and machine learning model handling in Python.
- SQL for storing the logs in an SQLite3 database.
- NewsAPI (http://newsapi.org) for fetching relevant news.
A simple web application that predicts the chances for a person's being infected by COVID-19 based on symptoms.

[Preview on Heroku](http://covid-predict-app.herokuapp.com)

## Technologies used

- HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for the public webpages.
- Bootstrap and jQuery for enhancing the front-end.
- Flask for the back-end server and machine learning model handling in Python.
- SQL for storing the logs in an SQLite3 database.
- NewsAPI (http://newsapi.org) for fetching relevant news.

# Setting Up the Application Server

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- Add the NewsAPI API Key to _apikey.py_. You can obtain one from http://newsapi.org.

_apikey.py_:

```
apikey = 'YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'
```

This isn't a requirement unless you wish to display recent news.

- Acquire the data in the form of a CSV file named _Data.csv_. Else, execute _dummydata.py_ to generate dummy data.
```python dummydata.py```

`python dummydata.py`

_Data.csv_:
```
fever,BodyPain,age,RunnyNose,diffBreath,infectionProb
99.6,0,95,0,1,0
102.1,0,3,1,1,0

```
fever,BodyPain,age,RunnyNose,diffBreath,infectionProb
99.6,0,95,0,1,0
102.1,0,3,1,1,0
...
```
| Parameter | Value |
|:------------------:|:---------:|
| fever | Body temperature in °F |
| BodyPain | Body pain: 0 for none, 1 for severe |
| age | The person's age |
| RunnyNose | Whether or not the person has a runny nose: 0 for no, 1 for yes |
| diffBreath | Whether or not the person faces difficulty in breathing: 0 for none, 1 for little, 2 for severe |
| infectionProb | Whether or not the person is infected: 0 for not infected, 1 for infected |

| Parameter | Value |
| :-----------: | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: |
| fever | Body temperature in °F |
| BodyPain | Body pain: 0 for none, 1 for severe |
| age | The person's age |
| RunnyNose | Whether or not the person has a runny nose: 0 for no, 1 for yes |
| diffBreath | Whether or not the person faces difficulty in breathing: 0 for none, 1 for little, 2 for severe |
| infectionProb | Whether or not the person is infected: 0 for not infected, 1 for infected |

- Get the model trained by executing _training.py_.

```python training.py```

- Host the Flask server by executing ```flask run```.
`python training.py`

- Host the Flask server by executing `flask run`.

`flask run`

```flask run```

By default, the server will be live at http://localhost:5000/ in debug mode. Other settings can be modified as per requirement.

# Credits

Authors (BugBusters):
- [Param Siddharth](https://www.paramsid.com/)
- [Ritesh Yadav](https://github.com/DARK-art108)
- [Harsh Marolia](https://github.com/HarshMarolia)
- Sushant Sharma
- [Paridhi Malav](https://github.com/paridhi1314)

- [Param Siddharth](https://www.paramsid.com/)
- [Ritesh Yadav](https://github.com/DARK-art108)
- [Harsh Marolia](https://github.com/HarshMarolia)
- Sushant Sharma
- [Paridhi Malav](https://github.com/paridhi1314)

Favicon obtained from https://findicons.com.
News API from http://newsapi.org.
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nav {
background: #b33;
}
background: #b33;
}
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{% extends 'layout.html' %}
{% block title %}About{% endblock %}
{% block main %}
{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block title %}About{% endblock %} {% block main
%}
<h2 class="mt-3">Coronavirus Predictor (Neerog Jeevan)</h2>
<p>A simple web application that predicts
the chances for a person's being infected by COVID-19
based on symptoms.</p>
<p>A dummy dataset and machine learning model are being used
for the prediction. This application has been built in HTML, CSS,
JavaScript and Python (Flask, NumPy, Pickle, Scikit-Learn).</p>
<p>Made with ❤️ by <a href="/team">BugBusters</a>.</p>
{% endblock %}
<p>
A simple web application that predicts the chances for a person's being
infected by COVID-19 based on symptoms.
</p>
<p>
A dummy dataset and machine learning model are being used for the prediction.
This application has been built in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Python (Flask,
NumPy, Pickle, Scikit-Learn).
</p>
<p>Made with ❤️ by <a href="/team">BugBusters</a>.</p>
{% endblock %}
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{% extends 'layout.html' %}
{% block title %}Home{% endblock %}
{% block main %}
{% extends 'layout.html' %} {% block title %}Home{% endblock %} {% block main %}
<h2 class="mt-3">Coronavirus Predictor</h2>
<h3>Welcome to Neerog Jeevan!</h3>
<p>COVID-19 has turned the world upside down in 2020.
To stay safe and healthy is a major concern.</p>
<p>
COVID-19 has turned the world upside down in 2020. To stay safe and healthy is
a major concern.
</p>
<p>How safe are you?</p>
<p><a href='/predict' class='btn btn-success'>Proceed to the Predictor</a></p>
<p><a href="/predict" class="btn btn-success">Proceed to the Predictor</a></p>
<h3>Headlines</h3>
<p id='headlines'></p>
{% endblock %}
{% block scripting %}
$(function() {
let news = $('#headlines');
news.text('Fetching news...');
$.getJSON('/news.json', {key: {{ keyval }}}, function(data) {
// news.text(JSON.stringify(data));
news.text('Latest COVID-19 news:');
if (data.status === 'ok') {
let articles = data.articles;
let listOfArticles = $('<ul></ul>');
news.append(listOfArticles);
if (articles.length > 5)
articles = articles.slice(0, 5);
for (let article of articles) {
let articleElem = $('<a></a>'), listItem = $('<li></li>');
articleElem.attr({ href: article.url });
articleElem.text(article.title);
listItem.append(articleElem);
listOfArticles.append(listItem);
}
} else {
news.text('Error in getting headlines.');
}
})
});
{% endblock %}
<p id="headlines"></p>
{% endblock %} {% block scripting %} $(function() { let news = $('#headlines');
news.text('Fetching news...'); $.getJSON('/news.json', {key: {{ keyval }}},
function(data) { // news.text(JSON.stringify(data)); news.text('Latest COVID-19
news:'); if (data.status === 'ok') { let articles = data.articles; let
listOfArticles = $('
<ul></ul>
'); news.append(listOfArticles); if (articles.length > 5) articles =
articles.slice(0, 5); for (let article of articles) { let articleElem = $('<a
></a>'), listItem = $('
<li></li>
'); articleElem.attr({ href: article.url }); articleElem.text(article.title);
listItem.append(articleElem); listOfArticles.append(listItem); } } else {
news.text('Error in getting headlines.'); } }) }); {% endblock %}
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