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Hello Guys,

It was mistake on my part. I am getting a reasonable result. The problem was about cost optimisation for a transportation company. I have been extended the call for presenting the case. I believe I am thorough with the case, I know exactly everything about my model and what savings my 'client' can get from it. I am worried if they would sway away from my model and ask questions on other data science models and algorithms. In a nutshell, how should I spend my time prepping ? Are they going to ask technical questions on models I din use it ? Or may be some basic statistic question to test the understanding such as application and assumptions behind xyz algorithm ?

Your help will be much appreciated. Thank you so much.

 
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