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Hands-On Ensemble Learning with Python

Hands-On Ensemble Learning with Python

By : Kyriakides, Margaritis
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Hands-On Ensemble Learning with Python

Hands-On Ensemble Learning with Python

By: Kyriakides, Margaritis

Overview of this book

Ensembling is a technique of combining two or more similar or dissimilar machine learning algorithms to create a model that delivers superior predictive power. This book will demonstrate how you can use a variety of weak algorithms to make a strong predictive model. With its hands-on approach, you'll not only get up to speed with the basic theory but also the application of different ensemble learning techniques. Using examples and real-world datasets, you'll be able to produce better machine learning models to solve supervised learning problems such as classification and regression. In addition to this, you'll go on to leverage ensemble learning techniques such as clustering to produce unsupervised machine learning models. As you progress, the chapters will cover different machine learning algorithms that are widely used in the practical world to make predictions and classifications. You'll even get to grips with the use of Python libraries such as scikit-learn and Keras for implementing different ensemble models. By the end of this book, you will be well-versed in ensemble learning, and have the skills you need to understand which ensemble method is required for which problem, and successfully implement them in real-world scenarios.
Table of Contents (20 chapters)
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Section 1: Introduction and Required Software Tools
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Section 2: Non-Generative Methods
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Section 3: Generative Methods
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Section 4: Clustering
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Section 5: Real World Applications

Creating a model

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text

44

@JonathanRKnight Awww I soo wish I was there to see...

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Shaking stomach flipping........god i hate thi...

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1035127

@KrisAllenmusic visit here

680337

Rafa out of Wimbledon Love Drunk by BLG out S...

31250

It's official, printers hate me Going to sul...

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@_Enigma__ Good to hear

1436972

Dear Photoshop CS2. i love you. and i miss you!

401990

my boyfriend got in a car accident today !

1053169

Happy birthday, Wisconsin! 161 years ago, you ...

An outline of 10 random samples from the dataset

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