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“There is no single optimizer that dominates its competitors across all tasks.” Critics often call machine learning ‘glorified statistics’. There is some merit to the argument. The fundamental function of any machine learning model is pattern recognition, which relies on the principles of convergence; the methods of fitting data to the model. To that end,…
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In this article, I’ll be discussing how XGBoost works internally to make decision trees and deduce predictions.
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Neural Networks have surely saved us many at times, the way we have used them for different use cases if simply phenomenal. This concept of deep learning was in talks for decades but because of computational issues, it was side talked for a few years. Deep Learning has got its hype again, many think that…
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Through this article, we will discuss more optimizers and the most commonly used optimizer gradient descent. We will explore how it works and will check its implementation in python.
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Inspired by human brains, Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) are now being utilised by enterprises across the globe to solve a number of complex computing tasks like speech recognition, computer vision, stock market prediction, among others. In this article, we list down 6 techniques which can be used to optimise deep neural networks. 1| Stochastic Gradient…
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A key balancing act in machine learning is choosing an appropriate level of model complexity: if the model is too complex, it will fit the data used to construct the model very well but generalise poorly to unseen data (overfitting); if the complexity is too low the model won’t capture all the information in the…
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