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Implementation of hyperparameter optimization/tuning methods for machine learning & deep learning models (easy&clear)
(Deprecated) Scikit-learn integration package for Apache Spark
Python library to easily log experiments and parallelize hyperparameter search for neural networks
Hyperparameter optimization algorithms for use in the MLJ machine learning framework
Bayesian Optimization and Grid Search for xgboost/lightgbm
Showcase for using H2O and R for churn prediction (inspired by ZhouFang928 examples)
Functions, examples and data from the first and the second edition of "Numerical Methods and Optimization in Finance" by M. Gilli, D. Maringer and E. Schumann (2019, ISBN:978-0128150658). This repository mirrors https://gitlab.com/NMOF/NMOF .
Machine learning toolkits with Python
All codes, both created and optimized for best results from the SuperDataScience Course
To design a predictive model using xgboost and voting ensembling techniques and extract insights from the data using pandas, seaborn and matplotlib
Different hyperparameter optimization methods to get best performance for your Machine Learning Models
Implementation scripts of Machine Learning algorithms on Scikit-learn and Keras for complete novice..
Hyperparameters-Optimization
python experiment management toolset
Cross Validation, Grid Search and Random Search for TensorFlow 2 Datasets
playing with Dwork's adaptive holdout and how to use it for a grid-search
Tree based algorithm in machine learning including both theory and codes. Topics including from decision tree regression and classification to random forest tree and classification. Grid Search is also included.
Two Jupyter Notebooks written in Python, treating of time series analysis with ARIMA and its seasonal counterpart.
With some projects to develop "TOOLs" for better Modeling
Udacity Machine Learning Course Predicting Boston Housing Prices
This repo contains examples of binary classification with ANN and hyper-parameter tuning with grid search.
Crisis incidents caused by rebel groups create a negative influence on the political and economic situation of a country. However, information about rebel group activities has always been limited. Sometimes these groups do not take responsibility for their actions, sometimes they falsely claim responsibility for other rebel group’s actions. This has made identifying the rebel group responsible for a crisis incident a significant challenge. Project Floodlight aims to utilize different machine learning techniques to understand and analyze activity patterns of 17 major rebel groups in Asia (including Taliban, Islamic State, and Al Qaeda). It uses classification algorithms such as Random Forest and XGBoost to predict the rebel group responsible for organizing a crisis event based on 14 different characteristics including number of fatalities, location, event type, and actor influenced. The dataset used comes from the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) which is a disaggregated data collection, analysis and crisis mapping project. The dataset contains information on more than 78000 incidents caused by rebel groups that took place in Asia from 2017 to 2019. Roughly 48000 of these observations were randomly selected and used to develop and train the model. The final model had an accuracy score of 84% and an F1 Score of 82% on testing dataset of about 30000 new observations that the algorithm had never seen. The project was programmed using Object Oriented Programming in Python in order to make it scalable. Project Floodlight can be further expended to understand other crisis events in Asia and Africa such as protests, riots, or violence against women.
Web app to Predict of US traffic accidents severity based on weather conditions like visibility, temperature and weather categories like rain, snow, foggy etc as well as based on US location and the day of the week.
an R package implementing the grid search optimization algorithm with a zoom
Predicting functionality of groundwater pumps throughout Tanzania.
Build a Machine learning model to direct customers to subscribe product through a app behavior analysis
Customer churn analysis for a telecommunication company
Evaluating candidate exoplanets using machine learning algorithms.