Found 664 Articles for Machine Learning

The remarkable progress of machine learning has revolutionized numerous domains by empowering computers to uncover patterns and make well-judged predictions based on data. When it comes to processing images, one particularly powerful tool that has emerged is Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs). These networks possess remarkable worthiness to efficiently capture local patterns, making them platonic for image wringer tasks. However, to remoter enhance the capabilities of CNNs, an innovative technique tabbed Continuous Kernel Convolution (CKC) has been introduced. In this article, we will delve into the concept of CKC and its significance within the realm of machine learning. What are Convolutional ... Read More

Emotion detection is a fascinating subject of machine learning that has sparked a lot of sustentation in recent years. Understanding and assessing human emotions from text data offers a wide range of applications, including sentiment wringing in consumer feedback, social media monitoring, and developing virtual teammate abilities. Among the several emotion detection methods available, Bidirectional Long Short-Term Memory (BiLSTM) stands out as a powerful tool capable of swiftly capturing the contextual information needed to unceasingly categorize emotions in text. Let's start by comprehending the relevance of Bidirectional LSTM. Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) is a sort of recurrent neural network (RNN) ... Read More

Introduction Cross Validation (CV) is a way of training machine learning models in which multiple models are trained on a part of the data and then accessing their performance or testing them on a independent unseen set of data. In the Cross-validation technique, we generally split the original train data into different parts iteratively so that the algorithm trains and validates itself on each portion of the data none of them are left out in the process In this article let us have a deep good understanding of the Cross-Validation technique and its significance in improving Model accuracy. Cross Validation ... Read More

Introduction Normality is defined as the phenomenon of belonging to a normal or Gaussian distribution in statistical terms. The normality of a dataset is the test for a dataset or variable if it follows a normal distribution. Many tests can be performed to check the normality of a dataset among which the most popular ones are the Histogram method, the QQ plot, and the KS Test. Normality testing – Checking for Normality There are both statistical and graphical approaches to determining the normality of a dataset or a feature. Let us look through some of these methods. Graphical Methods Histogram ... Read More

Introduction OOB or Out of Bag error and OOB Score is a term related to Random Forests. Random Forest is an ensemble of decision trees that improves the prediction from that of a single decision tree.OOB error is used to measure the error in the prediction of tree-based models like random forests, decision trees, and other ML models using the bagging method. In an OOB sample, the number of wrong classifications is an OOB error. In this article let's explore OOB error/score. Before moving ahead let us a short overview of Random Forest and Decision Trees. Random Forest Algorithm Random ... Read More

Introduction Today Machine Learning plays a crucial role in predicting stock prices and the growth of popular organizations and investment banks. While working on many such problems we consider many relations and correlations between different kinds of factors. The Anne Hathaway Effect is one such peculiar correlation related to popular businessman and investor Warren Buffet, Anne Hathaway, and his company Berkshire Hathaway(BRK). In this article let us know more about the effects and observations around this phenomenon. The Anne Hathaway Effect The Hathaway effect news was first picked up by CNBC. According to this effect, whenever Anne ... Read More

Introduction Similarity metrics are crucial in Recommendation Systems to find users with similar behavior, pattern, or taste. Nowadays Recommendation systems are found in lots of useful applications such as Movie Recommendations as in Netflix, Product Recommendations as in Ecommerce, Amazon, etc. Organizations use preference matrices to capture use behavioral and feedback data on products on specific attributes. They also capture the sequence and trend of users purchasing products and users with similar behavior are captured in the process. In this article, let's understand in brief the idea behind a recommendation system and explore the similar techniques and measures involved in ... Read More

Introduction Fixed basis functions are functions that help us to extend linear models in Machine Learning, by taking linear combinations of nonlinear functions. Since Linear models depend on the linear combination of parameters, they suffer a significant limitation. The radial function thus helps model such a group of models by utilizing non-linearity in the data while keeping the parameters linear. Different linear combinations of the fixed basis functions are used within the linear regression by creating complex functions. In this article let us look into the fixed basis function and its limitations Fixed Basis function A linear regression model ... Read More

Introduction In Recommendation Systems, Collaborative filtering is one of the approaches to building a model and finding seminaries between users. This concept is highly used in Ecommerce sites and OTT and video-sharing platforms. One of the highly talked about issues that such systems face while in the initial modeling phase is that of data sparsity, which occurs when only a few users give ratings or reviews on the platform and are in any way involved in the interaction. In this article let us understand the problem of data sparsity in the Recommendation System and know about ways to handle it. ... Read More

Introduction In Machine Learning, a good model is generated if we have a good representation and amount of data. Data may be divided into different sets that serve a different purposes while training a model. Two very useful and common sets of data are the training and testing set. The training set is the part of the original dataset used to train the model and find a good fit. Testing data is part of the original data used to validate the model train and analyze the metrics calculated. In this article lets us explore training and testing data sets in ... Read More