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how to choose the number of clusters based on intertia and based on silhouette using K-means
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PCAhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgakZw6K1QQK-Meanshttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4b5d3muPQmA&index=10&list=PLblh5JKOoLUICTaGLRoHQDuF_7q2GfuJF&t=0s
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If trying to read text and need to finalize texts as good, bad , ugly or any such buckets, where to start? What sentiment functions to use?
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I am wondering what is the difference between normalization and feature scaling and usually when working on a machine learning project what comes normalization or feature...
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I am wondering why should we use machine learning instead of deep learning. We know that deep learning is very powerful. Anything which machine learning algorithm can do ...
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I have this question as an assignment, I am having challenges in interpreting this question.Q4. Define a function that takes a 1-d numpy array, a parameter k, and a numbe...
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Here is an example of training a model using the Naïve Bayes classifier on the Glass dataset(from UCI). The objective is to predict the type of glass based on the 9 param...
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Hi,After learnt feature scaling, I have some questions regarding Normalization.Standardization: rescales data to have a mean of 0 and standard deviation of 1 after a data...
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In any coding assignment or task at a higher educational level (University/College), would it be acceptable to use less coding and list modules or libraries that may not ...
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I am not able to figure out how the calculation of the $m$ nearest points will be in a single dimensional array using kNN. Can anyone offer a clue or example?Thank you
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The KNN function in the sklearn library (when coded properly), outputs the points closest to p based on the value of k, and others.The point(s) would include itself when ...
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I am wondering what happens as K increases in the KNN algorithm. It seems that as K increases the "p" (new point) tends to move closer to the middle of the decision bound...
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Please see example from the following link.The question is leaning towards a programming code solution in Python as the link above shows. Involving sklearn and any other ...
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I have read online articles involving KNN and its emphasis on normalization. I would like to know if all KNN functions in Python need to involve normalization? I do know ...
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I know Python and I am looking for the fastest way or a quick tutorial to learn how start using scikit-learn library.
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I am looking for a roadmap for choosing the right estimator in scikit-learn
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Could you please show a summary of all the branches in Machine Learning?
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I am wondering if anyone can suggest the best resources for studying Machine Learning?