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Want an unbiased estimation of the true error of an algorithm? This is where you are going to find it. I will explain the what, why, when and how for nested cross-validation. Specifically, the concept will be explained with K-Fold cross-validation. GitHub package: I released an open-source package for nested cross-validation, that works with Scikit-Learn, […]Read More
I thought, how can we angle “Web Scraping for Machine Learning”, and I realized that Web Scraping should be essential to Data Scientists, Data Engineers and Machine Learning Engineers. The Full Stack AI/ML Engineer toolkit needs to include web scraping, because it can improve predictions with new quality data. Machine Learning inherently requires data, and […]Read More
This article was first published by IBM Developer at developer.ibm.com, but authored by Casper Hansen. Here is the Direct link. Sometimes you discover small tips and tricks to improve your code and make life easier for yourself, e.g. better maintainability, efficiency etc. — well this is one of those improvements to your machine learning, except […]Read More
Deployment is perhaps one of the most overlooked topics in the Machine Learning world. But it most certainly is important, if you want to get into the industry as a Machine Learning Engineer (MLE). In this article, we will take a sober look at how painless this process can be, if you just know the […]Read More
This article was first published by IBM Developer at developer.ibm.com, but authored by Casper Hansen. Here is the Direct link. Linear Regression is famously known for being a simple algorithm and a good baseline to compare more complex models to. In this article, we explore the algorithm and turn the math into code, and then […]Read More
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Classification and Regression Trees (CART) is one of the most used algorithms in Machine Learning, as it appears in Gradient Boosting. This means that the most popular packages like XGBoost and LightGBM are using CART to build trees. Decision Tree is a generic term, and they can be implemented in many ways – don’t get […]Read More
