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A complete Brush-up of all models through mini-Projects

ML for Beginners

This folder consists of the notebooks and datasets and step by step process of ML model applications

  1. Linear Regression Single-variable - Given the data of per-capita income of previous years build a machine learning model that can predict per-capita income for a given year
  2. Linear Regression Multi-Variate - Predict the salary of an employee given his experience, test score and interview score
  3. Gradient Descent computation - Comput and visualize Gradient descent
  4. Pickle and joblib - Saving a trained model using pickle and joblib
  5. One Hot Encoding - Steps to encode a multi-class label using Dummies and One Hot Encoding
  6. Splitting Data using train_test_split - Given a dataset containing prices of used BMW cars, analyze it and build a prediction function that can predict a price by taking the mileage and age of the car as input. We will use sklearn train_test_split method to split the training and testing dataset
  7. Logistic Regression - Given an HR analytics dataset consisting of satisfaction level, salary, etc. predict if the employee is likely to quit or not
  8. Logistic Regression - multi-class and Confusion matrix plotting - MNIST dataset classification using Logistic regression
  9. Decision Tree - Survival prediction on Titanic Dataset
  10. Random Forest - Given IOWA property sale data predict the sale price of a property
  11. Support Vector Machine - Classify digits using pixel values from MNIST dataset using SVM
  12. K-fold Cross Validation - Perform k-fold validation on IRIS dataset using Random Forest Classifiers
  13. K-means - Perform k-means clustering on income dataset
  14. Naive Bayes - Spam detection using Naive Bayes
  15. GridsearchCV - Hypertune SVM model for IRIS dataset classification using GridSearch

References: codebasics exercises and kaggle