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Easy-to-use,Modular and Extendible package of deep-learning based CTR models .
基于 Pytorch 实现推荐系统相关的算法
Easy Hyper Parameter Optimization with mlr and mlrMBO.
Package provides javascript implementation of linear regression and logistic regression
Filter-based feature selection for mlr3
Meta-learning basic suite for machine learning experiments.
OCaml wrapper on top of R to perform Multiple Linear Regression
Big Data Derby Racing Dataset's Analysis Project
🪙 Linear regression model, predict monthly transaction amount
R implementation of the Non-dominated Sorting Genetic Algorithm III for multi objective feature selection
Assignment-05-Multiple-Linear-Regression-2. Prepare a prediction model for profit of 50_startups data. Do transformations for getting better predictions of profit and make a table containing R^2 value for each prepared model. R&D Spend -- Research and devolop spend in the past few years Administration -- spend on administration in the past few years Marketing Spend -- spend on Marketing in the past few years State -- states from which data is collected Profit -- profit of each state in the past few years.
A comparison of various ensemble machine learning algorithms (XGboost, random forest, ranger) to predict accelerometers
An introductory machine learning course of 1-2 hours
Using regression analysis to create a prediction model to forecast Victorian COVID-19 cases.
MLR assignment
multiple linear regression code with examples in python and JS
Variable selection for NIR spectral analysis(regression and classification) based on WRC, VIP, SFS, and SPA
Cracking the famous Ames, IA dataset with multiple linear regression.
Predicting net yearly revenue of Top 50 US startups on the basis of their financial data.
Final Project for STA 135 with Dr. Xiucai Ding
Big Data Derby Racing Dataset's Analysis Project
Machine Learning algorithms in R
Climate change is a key factor in how extreme weather events affect how ecosystems and species react to these changes in temperatures. University of British Columbia's (UBC) Botanical Garden is interested in improving microclimate information within the garden to understand how areas with shade create respite zones for species. Due to the recent extreme weather temperatures in Vancouver, the garden is interested in how to continue to adapt and mitigate to these extremes. Microclimates are important as they are cooler temperatures beneath the canopy. Looking at how canopy cover influences land surface temperature can give insight on microclimates. Using LiDAR metrics to calculate canopy cover and Landsat to calculate land surface temperature, a model was built to understand the significance of canopy cover and land surface temperature, with the addition of other LiDAR metrics. The model could only determine a 34% variation between the variables tested. Canopy cover showed to have a p-value of 0.0993 and maximum height had a p-value of 0.0034. To investigate the results further, an unpaired t-test was run to determine the relationship between areas with canopy cover and areas without canopy cover. The t-test showed there are significant differences as the p-value was 0.0035. With the results, they provide observations of how canopy cover currently influences microclimate within the garden. Areas found to have a high percentage of canopy cover reflected lower land surface temperatures. Currently, the model has the structure to predict canopy cover with LiDAR metrics. However, finer data is needed to accurately predict microclimate. Recommendations are provided to enhance the study area with future directions for research within UBC Botanical Garden to conduct a more intricate analysis.
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Predicting House Price on Boston dataset using Multiple Linear Regression model
Sleep Disorder Prediction with Multinomial Logistic Regression
Where I keep my Codes for the New thing I learn.
Using a telecom company's data of services provided to customers and observing how customers use it to predict if they will decide to continue or cease to be a customer of the company.