The document discusses different machine learning techniques including classification, regression, clustering, supervised learning, unsupervised learning, and reinforcement learning. It provides examples of each technique and potential real-world applications like predicting property values or neighborhoods.
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Classification Vs Regression
The document discusses different machine learning techniques including classification, regression, clustering, supervised learning, unsupervised learning, and reinforcement learning. It provides examples of each technique and potential real-world applications like predicting property values or neighborhoods.
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Classification vs Regression
• Classification Division/prediction into predefine classes or
groups. (discrete values)
• Regression prediction of future trends (continuous values).
• Clustering Finding patterns in data without labeled
training. • Classification • Regression Imagine we want to determine a student’s test grade based on how many hours they studied the week of the test. • Clustering Program doesn’t know what patterns mean, humans later decide what are the semantics of predicted groups. Supervised Learning • Supervised learning is an approach where the program is given labeled input data and the expected output results. • Supervised learning is based on training. The system is fed with massive amounts of data during its training phase.
• example of CATS and DOGS.
Real-World Example • Classification Predicting the bad and good neighborhood for property purchase.
• Regression Predicting the values of property will be in
future.
• Regression Predicting the values of property will be in
future. Example Algorithms • Naive Bayes Classifiers • K-NN (k nearest neighbors) • Decision Trees • Support Vector Machine • Neural Networks Un-supervised Learning • the method that trains machines to use data that is neither classified nor labeled. It means no training data can be provided and the machine is made to learn by itself. The machine must be able to classify the data without any prior information about the data.
• Example: Clustering discussed before / Anomaly detection
• Some times data is two dense/diverse to label accurately or desired patterns are above human comprehension, then we use unsupervised learning. Reinforcement Learning • Reward base learning. • Positive/Negative rewards. • Sequenced Decisions
• Example: Autonomous Vehicle
• Different from supervised, because it doesn’t require labeling of data. • import pandas as pd