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No spaces for factor levels (to avoid bad variable names with spaces or dots).We will focus on the Cleveland data subset. We will use the heart disease dataset from the UCI Machine Learning Repository. We can get an imprecise estimate of model performance (i.e., high variance in our model performance metric)Įssentially, this is the bias and variance problem again, but now not with respect to the model’s actual performance but instead with our estimate of how the model will perform.We can get a biased estimate of model performance (i.e., we can systematically under or over-estimate its performance).There are two kinds of problems that can emerge from selecting a suboptimal validation approach To evaluate the performance of our models in new data.Cross validation approaches for simutaneous model selection and evaluation.Pre-processing within Caret cross validation (tuning hyper-parameters).15.2 mlbench: Machine Learning Benchmark Problems.14 Appendix 2: Common Concepts, Terms, and Abbreviations.13.11 Data wrangling/Tidyverse and advanced programming concepts.13.10 Plots and visual data exploration.13.9 Visualize correlations among variables.Appendix 1: Data Exploration Techniques.13.3.2 Homework expectations and structure.11 Tree-Based Methods, Bagging, Boosting.

7 Bootstrapping Standard Errors and Confidence Intervals.

6.9 Ridge, LASSO, and Elastic net models for other Y distributions.

6.2 Intuitions about Penalized Cost Functions and Regularization.

4.13 Data Exploration in a Nested World….

4.12 Alternative Performance Metrics in \(train()\).

4.8 Using CV to Select Best Model Configurations.

4.2 The single validation (hold-out test) set approach.

3.9 Classification model performance metrics.

3.7 Comparisons between these four classifiers.

3 Introduction to Classification Models.

2.3.1 Other Regression Performance Metrics.

2.3 Combining Sets of Predictors Using \(model.matix()\).

2.2.3 Extension to Categorical Predictors.

2.2.2 Extension to Multiple Linear Regression.

1.4 An Empirical Demonstration of Overfitting and the Bias-Variance Trade-off.

1.3.4 How do we assess model performance?.

1.3.2 More details on supervised techniques.1.3.1 An introductory framework for machine learning.1.3 Concepts and Definitions (Chapters 1 & 2 in ISL).1.2.5 Assessing and minimizing prediction error.1.2.3 Overfitting is key concern with traditional one-sample statistical approaches.1.2.1 Goal of scientific psychology is to understand human behavior.1 Overview of Machine Learning Concepts and Uses.Homework 6: Subsetting and penalized models.Homework 4: Classification models Part 2.Homework 3: Classification models Part 1.Homework 1: A gentle introduction to tibbles and the Tidyverse.0.6 Unit 12: NLP: n-grams and bag of words.0.1 Unit 7: Bootstrapping and permutation tests.Unit 6: Regularization and penalized models.Unit 3: Introduction to classification models.Unit 2: Introduction to regression models.Unit 1: Overview of machine learning concepts and uses.Introduction to Applied Machine Learning.I will stored this in a separate file, located on a shared directory, that I can call and use with my projects in R. I have created a wrapper function to help with this. To make sure you optimise your CPU and crank up the performance you will need to load in the parallel and doParallel libraries, alongside library(caret).

When I am doing a Machine Learning project with R it is crucial to save those precious seconds, minutes, hours in model training.