This repository contains codes for running naive bayes and k-NN classification algorithms on large dataset in python
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This repository contains codes for running naive bayes and k-NN classification algorithms on large dataset in python
kernalized t-Distributed Stochastic Neighbor Embedding (t-SNE)
Linear Regression with L2 Regularization, Online, Average, and Polynomial Kernel Perceptron for Optical Character Recognition, Decision Tree Ensemble, Random Forest, AdaBoost
This code reads a dataset i.e, "Heart.csv". Preprocessing of dataset is done and we divide the dataset into training and testing datasets. Linear, rbf and Polynomial kernel SVC are applied and accuracy scores are calculated on the test data. Also, a graph is plotted to show change of accuracy with change in "C" value.
Second assignment of Artificial Intelligence course held by Professor Andrea Torsello of Ca' Foscari University of Venice, spam detectors with SVM classification using linear, polynomial of degree 2, RBF kernels and Naive Bayes and k-NN
Created a model from scratch (without using any libraries) to predict whether a person have a heart diseases using support vector machine. and then compare the model's accuracy with model created using Sklearn library.
This project focuses on classifying pulsar stars using the Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithm, a powerful method in the realm of supervised learning. The goal is to automate the identification process of pulsar stars from candidates collected during surveys, based on predictive modeling.
Machine Learning Code Implementations in Python
This project provides a comprehensive guide to implementing PCA from scratch and validating it using scikit-learn's implementation. The visualizations help in understanding the data's variance and the effectiveness of dimensionality reduction.
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