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    This document provides an introduction to supervised and unsupervised machine learning. It outlines that supervised learning involves predicting unknown values using a model trained on data that includes the correct answers, while unsupervised learning is used for tasks like anomaly detection and clustering where the data does not include the correct answers. The document then discusses specific supervised learning techniques like linear regression, classification, and different types of regression as well as evaluation metrics like mean squared error. Unsupervised techniques like clustering are also briefly mentioned.

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    This document provides an introduction to supervised and unsupervised machine learning. It outlines that supervised learning involves predicting unknown values using a model trained on data that includes the correct answers, while unsupervised learning is used for tasks like anomaly detection and clustering where the data does not include the correct answers. The document then discusses specific supervised learning techniques like linear regression, classification, and different types of regression as well as evaluation metrics like mean squared error. Unsupervised techniques like clustering are also briefly mentioned.

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    Machine Learning 1:

    Supervised and Unsupervised Learning

    Samir Tata, PhD


    samir@horizon-university.tn
    Outline
    ● Who am I
    ● Introduction to Python and useful tools and libraries
    ● Supervised Learning
    ○ Introduction to Supervised Learning
    ○ Model Validation
    ○ Building Regression From Scratch
    ○ Classification
    ● Unsupervised Learning
    ○ Clustering

    WWW.HORIZON-TECH.TN
    HORIZON SCHOOL OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES
    Introduction to Supervised ML

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    Machine Learning
    Supervised Unsupervised Reinforcement

    Business Examples Prediction Anomaly detection Reward Systems


    Fraud detection Consumer behavior Recommendation systems
    Recommendation Image Recognition
    Techniques Regression Clustering Value/Policy optimization
    Classification Deep Learning
    Deep Learning
    Regression Classification Clustering

    Linear Regression SVM K-Means

    GLM Discriminant Analysis K-Medoids


    SVR Naïve Bayes Fuzzy C-Means
    GPR Nearest Neighbor Hierarchical
    Decision Trees Gaussian Mixture
    Neural Networks Neural Networks
    Ensemble Methods Hidden Markov Models

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    Supervised Learning
    • The data comes with the correct answer
    • The model created is used to predict the new unknown values
    • Example
    • Train a model for predicting car prices based on car attributes using historical
    sales data. That model can then predict the optimal/potential price for new
    cars that haven’t been sold before

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    Linear Regression

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    Linear Regression

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    Linear Regression

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    Linear Regression

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    Linear Regression

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    Mean Absolute Error

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    Mean Square Error

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    Mean Absolute Percentage Error

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    Regression
    • Linear
    • Fit a line to the data observations (y = ax + b)
    • Use this line to predict observation values
    • Multivariate
    • More that one variable influences the one you’re interested in
    • Example: predicting the price of a care based on its attributes (body style, brand,
    etc.)
    • Polynomial
    • y = ax2 + bx + c
    • y = ax3 + bx2 + cx + d
    • Nonlinear

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    EXPAND YOUR HORIZON

    WWW.HORIZON-TECH.TN
    HORIZON SCHOOL OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES

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