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Machine Learning is a subfield of computer science that draws on elements from algorithmic analysis, computational statistics, mathematics, optimization, etc. It is mainly concerned with the use of data to construct models that have high predictive/forecasting ability. Topics include modeling building, applications, theory, etc.

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Does it make sense to have object detection model followed by a classification model

So i was working with the SKU110k dataset and i was required to identify the different items in the shelf as well but the SKU110k dataset only annotated shelf items but did not identify them. So i ...
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Is it appropriate to utilize LSTMs for multivariate binary prediction on a timeseries by sliding block-by-block vs row-by-row?

I am trying to implement an ML algorithm for multivariate regression on a list of several timeseries. There are hundreds of timeseries, each one millions of rows long. There are 13 features, and I'm ...
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What is appropriate Individual KPI for AI projects?

I work in the sales department of electronics component manufacturing company and we do data science projects using traditional algorithm like Random forests (success likelihood of design project), ...
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NER with custom tags and no training data, zero shot approach help

I am building a "field tagger" for documents. Basically, a document, in my case something like a proposal or sales quote, would have a bunch of entities scattered throughout it, and we want ...
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Is there a way to create a bootstrapped beta calibration function to use on new data?

I have created ML classification models that are now to be evaluated on a different population for external validation (n=5000, event rates between n=400 and n=1200 for different outcomes under study)....
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LR not decaying for pytorch AdamW even after hundreds of epochs

I have following code using AdamW optimizer from pytorch: optimizer = AdamW(params=self.model.parameters(), lr=0.00005) I tried ...
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Using LSTMs for Predicting Targets with Known Feature Vector

I am trying to use an LSTM to predict the consecutive "offset" calibration values for an instrument. These offset values have previously been shown to be well correlated with a pair of ...
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Andrew Ng ML course using MATLAB?

Nowadays python is mostly used for machine learning and i think it is also used in new ML courses of Andrew Ng https://www.quora.com/Why-was-MATLAB-not-used-in-the-Andrew-Ng-course-of-deep-learning ...
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Machine Learning vs Deep Learning? in context of Generative AI vs Discrimative AI?

I know that deep learning is subset of Machine learning But is it correct that classical machine Learning algorithms mainly focus on implementing Discriminative AI while Deep learning algorithms ...
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hacky backprop outperforms clean backprop - Why?

I implemented a basic NN for MNIST in Numpy and started with a hacky implementation of backprop (just randomly multiplying gradients together), but somehow that one works better than my cleaned up ...
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Tuning NonHyperparameters in Scikitlearn

In Scikit Learn RandomSearch or GridSearch , how to include non hyper parameters in the tuning process?! Non hyper parameters are parameters not related to the machine learning algorithms. For example ...
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How does one handle a dataset with groups of features and groups of labels in classification?

I have a large dataset (1.8mil samples). There are 15 features: x1, y1, z1, e1, d1, x2,..., d3. (x,y,z) are coordinates, e is energy, and d is a derived feature- Euclidean distance between the ...
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How weight vector behave when we initialize the weight to 0 in case of perceptron

While reading in book i encountered this statement Now, the reason we don't initialize the weights to zero is that the learning rate (eta) only has an effect on the classification outcome if the ...
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Everything is classified as background by segmentation model

I am training a U-NET model for medical image segmentation. Problem is that the binary masks that im using to train the model mostly consist of background pixels and a very small region of the whole ...
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Advice on deep learning PC build using dual 4090s

I’m an engineering grad student, and I’ve been tasked with finding parts for building a shared workstation for my lab. Our work includes deep learning, computer vision, network analysis, reinforcement ...
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How to create modeling data for predciting Customer Lifetime Value? and Definitions of Customer Lifetime Value

I'm trying to build this CLTV model for customers coming to purchase products over time but I'm new to CLTV, so got some questions to clarify: Since each customer was acquired in different time point,...
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Level of confidence for binary classification

I’m relatively new to PyTorch and deep learning. I was able to create a model and analyze a data set for both a training and test set in a binary classification problem. Everything is working well. ...
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Why does the line not cross b value/ y-intercept as per expectation?

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Live odds data set for horse racing [closed]

I am looking for a resource of live odds for horse racing to implement in my model. I know they exist, I just can't find anything that has worked, yet. Live, updated and accessible are what I'm ...
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How to increase the optimial cutoff point(youden index) after training a model?

So I trained a model based on a medical dataset and and I got an AUROC for detecting cancer in brain images as about 0.96 and i noticed that the youden index is 0.1 but i want to increase it to 0.5 , ...
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Where can I find a Database of Corrected Essays in Portuguese-BR?

I'm looking for a database of essays that could be from ENEM, competitions, entrance exams, universities, etc., however, they must have been corrected in Portuguese-BR by humans. Does anyone know ...
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What's the right machine learning approach to mark rubrics based on sequences of data?

I'm a teacher and I'm working on a pet project to help streamline some of my assessment workflows for my students. One of those workflows is gathering data on student progress in the form of a rubric ...
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Detection of musical instruments using Yamnet

My goal is to detect musical instruments with AI (machine learning). I'm currently using the Yamnet model to make inferences, but it has a very wide range of categories, for example, "Growling&...
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Use a metric that is not available in the list of metric for xgboost

Working in R. I am following this post on stack overflow. I am train an xgboost model and I want to use another metric that is not in the list of metric we can whoose for the eval_metric parameter. I ...
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How to create consistent dummy variables in Inference code?

I am using pd.get_dummies on a categorical column to create dummy variables. The Training pipeline is something like this Normalization Dummy variable Creation ...
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Fequency encoding in R while using a cross validated model: How to use step_lencode_mixed()

One way of addressing high cardinality in a column is the use of frequency encoding. However, if you use a cross validated analysis plan the you would need to re-encode the column at each step. It's ...
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Generating transaction data for a dataset to train on

My project is to predict what payment option a customer might use depending on various factors on a checkout screen. For example here are some of the fields I would have Variables : User_Location ...
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How does seeing training batches only once influence the generalization of a neural network?

I am referring to this question/scenario Train neural network with unlimited training data but unfortunately I can not comment. As I am not seeing any training batch multiple times I would guess that ...
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Multi_Target Classification

I have 24 columns for banking hyper-personalized recommendation engine for providing offers for the customers. So, the offer columns provided have two target variables. What approach would be correct ...
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What Package/Algorithm should I use to classify the pixels of a pigs eye in an infrared picture of a pig?

Im a college student working on a project that involves identifying eye features in infrared pictures of pigs so that we can apply a FEM mesh to it and do computations (we haven't created the mesh yet,...
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