Learning AI from scratch– category –

Recap: Details of Cross-Validation In the previous lesson, we discussed Cross-Validation, a technique used to accurately evaluate a model’s generalization performance. We explored various methods, including K-Fold Cross-Validation, which...

Recap: Using Validation Sets In the previous lesson, we discussed using Validation Sets to evaluate a model’s generalization performance. Validation sets play a critical role in adjusting models to prevent overfitting and selecting the b...

Recap: Analyzing Learning Curves In the previous lesson, we explored how to use Learning Curves to visually evaluate a model’s training process. Learning curves, which plot training and validation errors, help identify signs of overfitti...

Recap: Coefficient of Determination (R²) In the previous lesson, we covered the Coefficient of Determination (R²), a metric that measures how much of the variance in the data a regression model can explain. R² ranges from 0 to 1, with va...

Recap: Mean Absolute Error (MAE) In the previous lesson, we discussed Mean Absolute Error (MAE), a metric that calculates the average absolute difference between predicted and actual values. MAE is useful when the impact of outliers need...

Recap of the Previous Lesson: The Basics of Speech Recognition In the previous article, we covered speech recognition, a technology that analyzes speech data in real time and converts it into text. We explored how it is used in various f...

Recap: Network Data Analysis In the previous lesson, we explored network data analysis, learning how to use graph data composed of nodes and edges to visualize and analyze relationships across various domains, including social networks a...

Recap: Real-Time Data Processing In the previous lesson, we explored how to efficiently process streaming data using frameworks and time window techniques. This time, we will focus on data visualization tools and explain how to use them ...

Recap: Utilizing Data Visualization Tools In the previous lesson, we discussed popular data visualization libraries like Matplotlib, Seaborn, and Plotly. These tools help present data in a visual format, making patterns and trends easier...

Recap: Recall In the previous lesson, we discussed Recall, a metric that measures how well a model identifies actual positive instances within the dataset. Recall is crucial when minimizing False Negatives (FN) is vital, such as in medic...

Recap: Precision In the previous lesson, we discussed Precision, which measures the proportion of instances that the model correctly classified as positive out of all instances predicted as positive. Precision is especially important whe...

Recap: Accuracy In the previous lesson, we discussed Accuracy, a metric that shows how accurately a model predicts overall. Specifically, accuracy indicates the proportion of correctly predicted data out of the total dataset and serves a...

Recap: What is a Confusion Matrix? In the previous lesson, we discussed the Confusion Matrix, a table that visually organizes how a classification model makes predictions and whether those predictions are correct. The confusion matrix sh...

Recap: Basic Concepts of Model Evaluation In the previous lesson, we learned why model evaluation is essential in machine learning and which metrics are used for evaluation. By understanding various metrics like accuracy, precision, reca...

Recap: Summary and Knowledge Check of Chapter 5 In the previous lesson, we reviewed the entirety of Chapter 5, covering essential topics such as data preprocessing, model selection, and feature engineering. Today, we will focus on the ba...