ML Practical Exam Prep
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tommorow is my machine learning practical exam this is the list of pracs or syllabus, now i dont
have to perform anything in the exam tommorow but i have to write in paper ,
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For your Machine Learning practical exam tomorrow, here’s a breakdown of what you’ll need to cover
based on the list provided:
1. Dataset Selection and Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
Mapped to CO1 with the cognitive level of "Analyze."
Key points: How to select relevant datasets and perform EDA to understand patterns and
insights.
2. Linear Regression Implementation
Mapped to CO2, CO3 with the cognitive level of "Evaluate."
Key points: Basics of linear regression, loss function, and how it helps in predicting
continuous values.
3. Logistic Regression Implementation
Mapped to CO2, CO3 with "Evaluate."
Key points: Difference from linear regression, sigmoid function, and applications in binary
classification.
4. Support Vector Machine (SVM) Implementation
Mapped to CO2, CO3 with "Evaluate."
Key points: Concept of decision boundary, hyperplanes, and kernel tricks.
5. DBSCAN (Density-Based Spatial Clustering of Applications with Noise)
Mapped to CO2, CO3 with "Analyze."
Key points: How it identifies clusters based on density and handles noise.
6. Ensemble Learning (Bagging/Boosting)
Mapped to CO4 with "Analyze."
Key points: Bagging vs. boosting, advantages, and how ensemble models improve
accuracy.
7. Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA)
Mapped to CO4 with "Analyze."
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Key points: Dimensionality reduction, maximizing separability between classes.
8. Case Study
Mapped to CO1, CO2, CO3, CO4 with "Evaluate."
Key points: Applying learned concepts to a real-world scenario, showcasing understanding
of ML concepts.
Focus on explaining the purpose, key methods, and outcomes for each experiment. Good luck!
refer the syllabus i gave , give me all questions with answer which can be asked like this write all
the librarires required in lda, write all the libraries required in ..... in case study write for pca
Here's a list of possible questions with answers based on the syllabus you provided. I’ve included the
necessary libraries for each topic and key points for a PCA-related question for the case study.
1. Dataset Selection and Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)
Question: List all libraries required for performing EDA.
Answer: Common libraries for EDA in Python include:
`pandas`: For data manipulation and handling.
`numpy`: For numerical operations.
`matplotlib` and `seaborn`: For data visualization.
`scipy`: For statistical analysis.
2. Linear Regression
Question: List all libraries required for implementing Linear Regression.
Answer: Common libraries include:
`sklearn` (from `scikit-learn`): For model building and evaluation, especially
`LinearRegression`.
`pandas` and `numpy`: For data preprocessing.
`matplotlib` and `seaborn`: For plotting regression line and residuals.
3. Logistic Regression
Question: List all libraries required for implementing Logistic Regression.
Answer: Essential libraries for Logistic Regression:
`sklearn`: For model training (`LogisticRegression`).
`pandas` and `numpy`: For data manipulation.
`matplotlib` and `seaborn`: For visualizing classification results.
4. Support Vector Machine (SVM)
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Question: List all libraries required for implementing SVM.
Answer: Libraries used in SVM implementation:
`sklearn`: For SVM implementation (`SVC`).
`numpy`: For handling numerical arrays.
`matplotlib` and `seaborn`: For visualizing decision boundaries.
5. DBSCAN (Density-Based Spatial Clustering of Applications with Noise)
Question: List all libraries required for implementing DBSCAN.
Answer: Libraries for DBSCAN:
`sklearn`: For DBSCAN clustering (`DBSCAN`).
`numpy`: For handling data arrays.
`matplotlib` and `seaborn`: For plotting clusters.
6. Ensemble Learning (Bagging/Boosting)
Question: List all libraries required for implementing Ensemble Learning techniques like
bagging and boosting.
Answer: Libraries commonly used in ensemble learning:
`sklearn`: For ensemble methods (`RandomForestClassifier`, `GradientBoostingClassifier`,
etc.).
`numpy`: For array operations.
`matplotlib` and `seaborn`: For visualizations of feature importance and model results.
7. Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA)
Question: List all libraries required for implementing LDA.
Answer: Libraries for LDA implementation:
`sklearn`: For LDA model (`LinearDiscriminantAnalysis`).
`numpy`: For data manipulation.
`pandas`: For data handling.
8. Case Study – Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
Question: Explain the libraries required and the general approach for implementing PCA.
Answer: Libraries for PCA:
`sklearn`: For PCA model (`PCA`).
`numpy`: For data manipulation and mathematical operations.
`pandas`: For organizing and managing datasets.
`matplotlib` and `seaborn`: For visualizing principal components.
General Approach for PCA:
Step 1: Standardize the data (usually with `StandardScaler` from `sklearn`).
Step 2: Apply PCA to reduce dimensionality and capture the variance.
Step 3: Analyze the explained variance to decide the number of components.
Step 4: Visualize the principal components to interpret the reduced data dimensions.
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This should cover most types of questions they might ask based on the topics listed in the syllabus.
For each topic, focus on knowing the purpose of the algorithms, main functions in each library, and
essential parameters if they ask for details. Good luck on your exam!
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