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Pre-processing

Handeling data, Meaning coercing vars to be correct, filtering noise, feature selection, normilization.

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Cross-Validation

ensures the model generalizes well

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input X, input Y

f(x) → y that generalizes to new data

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Classification

Categorizing objects or ideas,

A new observation is assigned a category using patterns learning from labeled data

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Binary classification

Two possible categories (eg spam vs not spam)

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Multi-Class classifiication

More than two categories, but one label per instance

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Multi-Label Classification

One sample can belong to multiple classes (Movie genres)

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Image Segmentation

Pixel-based classification that assigns a label to every pixel in an image, allowing for the identification of objects and boundaries.

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Sequential data Classification

Includes saptial /temporal data (speach recognition)

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Linera Classification

Linear decision boundaries

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Non-linear Classification

Require complex decision bounaries.

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Kernal trick

Maps non-linearly seperable data into a higher dimension.

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Over fitting VS Under fitting

Over fitting: Model memorizes training data but fails to generalize to new data

underfitting: Model is too simple and fails to capture patterns in data.

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Clustering

The process of grouping similar data point together into custers, based on their characteristics.

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What is a Tensor

Array with more then two axes, Three indices to identify an element

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Features

an individual measurable property of a phenomenon being observed

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Nomianal vs ordinal

Nominal = Have two or more categories but which do not have an intrinsic order

Ordinal = Have two or more categories, which can be ordered or ranked

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Lazy learning

Doesn’t learn until the test example is given

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Voroni Diagram

Describes the areas that are nearest to any given point, given a set of data

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Standardization

Rescaling the data so the mean is zero and the standard deviation from the mean.

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Upper limit varies

Proximity refers to a similarity or dissimilarity.

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MIn-Max scaling

Between 0,1 a fixed range scale the data to a fixed range.

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Confusion matrix

shows performance of an algorithm

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Bootstrapping

Amplifying the minor class samples so that the class are equally distributed

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Correlation

The linear association between two variables

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What is the Happiness formula

level of gratitude + Definetion of Happiness + Contribute + yout personal sucess. /6

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Ridge Regression

Shrinks coefficients to give less sensitivity

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LaGrange Multiplier

A strategy for finding the local maxima or minima of a function

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Global optimization

Refers to finding the optimal value of a given function among all possible solution

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Local optimization

Finds the optimal value within the neighboring set of Candidate solution

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Gradient

The derivative slope of the tangent line at

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