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Practical Machine Learning

You're reading from   Practical Machine Learning Learn how to build Machine Learning applications to solve real-world data analysis challenges with this Machine Learning book – packed with practical tutorials

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781784399689
Length 468 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Sunila Gollapudi Sunila Gollapudi
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Preface 1. Introduction to Machine learning FREE CHAPTER 2. Machine learning and Large-scale datasets 3. An Introduction to Hadoop's Architecture and Ecosystem 4. Machine Learning Tools, Libraries, and Frameworks 5. Decision Tree based learning 6. Instance and Kernel Methods Based Learning 7. Association Rules based learning 8. Clustering based learning 9. Bayesian learning 10. Regression based learning 11. Deep learning 12. Reinforcement learning 13. Ensemble learning 14. New generation data architectures for Machine learning Index

Regression methods

As we learned, regression allows us to model the relationship between two or more variables, especially when a continuous dependent variable is predicted, based on several independent variables. The independent variables used in regression can be either continuous or dichotomous. In cases where the dependent variable is dichotomous, logistic regression is applied. In cases where the split between the two levels of dependent variables is equal, then both linear and logistic regression would fetch the same results.

Regression methods

Assumptions of regression (most apply to linear regression model family)

  • Sample cases size: In order to apply regression models, the cases-to-Independent Variables (IVs) ratio should ideally be 20:1 (for every IV in the model, there need to be 20 cases), the least being 5:1(5 cases for every IV in the model).
  • Data accuracy: Regression assumes the basic validity of data, and it is expected to run basic data validations before running regression methods. For example...
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