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The document outlines a tutorial for a Machine Learning course, covering various topics such as learning system designs, algorithms like Find-S and Candidate Elimination, and regression methods. It includes practical exercises with datasets for k-NN, linear regression, and decision trees, as well as discussions on induction biases and model evaluation. Additionally, it addresses student performance assessment using the ID3 algorithm.

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ML Tutorial 2

The document outlines a tutorial for a Machine Learning course, covering various topics such as learning system designs, algorithms like Find-S and Candidate Elimination, and regression methods. It includes practical exercises with datasets for k-NN, linear regression, and decision trees, as well as discussions on induction biases and model evaluation. Additionally, it addresses student performance assessment using the ID3 algorithm.

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Tutorials-2

Subject: Machine Learning Date :12/04/2025


Sub Code: BCS602 Semester & Sections: 6th ‘A’& 'B'
1. Explain the different design of a learning system.
2. Consider the following dataset given in below table which consists of 6 instances
S.no. Horns Tail Tusks Paws Fur Color Hooves Size Elephant
1. No Short Yes No No Black No Big Yes
2. No Short No No No Brown No Medium Yes
3. Yes Short No No No Brown Yes Medium No
4. No Short Yes No No Black No Medium Yes
5. No Long No Yes Yes White No Medium No
6. No Short Yes Yes Yes Black No Big Yes
Generate the set of consistent hypotheses using (i) Find-S algorithm
(ii) Candidate Elimination algorithm
3. Explain the Induction Biases in detail.
4. Explain the following (i) Model selection and model evaluation. (ii) Re-sampling Methods.
5. State the k-NN algorithm and explain each step.
6. What is Weighted k-NN algorithm. Solve the given problem to determine the Class for
the new test instance (7.6,60,8) when k=3.
S. No. CGPA Assessment Project Submitted Result
1 9.2 85 8 Pass
2 8 80 7 Pass
3 8.5 81 8 Pass
4 6 45 5 Fail
5 6.5 50 4 Fail
6 8.2 72 7 Pass
7 5.8 38 5 Fail
8 8.9 91 9 Pass
7. Derive the normal equation for Locally Weighted Linear Regression (LWLR).
8 . Discuss how the weighting function influences the regression model for a specific data
point.
9. Explain types of regression methods and its limitations.
10. Let us consider an example where the five weeks' sales data (in Thousands) is
given as shown below in Table 10.1 Apply linear regression technique to predict the 7th
and 9th month sales.
Table 10.1 Table 11.1
xᵢ yᵢ xᵢ yᵢ
(Week) (Sales in Thousands) (Week) (Product Sales in
1 1.2 Thousands)
2 1.8 1 1
3 2.6 2 3
4 3.2 3 4
5 3.8 4 8
11. Find linear regression of the data of week and product sales given in table 11.1. Use
liner regression in matrix form.
12. Explain the following with example, Multiple linear regression, Polynomial regression,
Logistic regression.

13.Outline the primary procedures for building a decision tree and identify the symbols used
in its structure. Explain both the advantages and disadvantages of decision trees.
14. Assess a student’s performance during his course of study and predict whether a student
will get a job offer or not in his final year of the course. The training dataset T consists of 10
data instances with attributes such as ‘CGPA’, ‘Instructiveness’, ‘Practical Knowledge’, and
‘Communication Skills’ as shown below table. The target class attribute is the ‘Job Offer’.
Solve using ID3 algorithm.

S. No. CGPA Instructiveness Practical Knowledge Communication Skills Job Offer

1 ≥9 Yes Very good Good Yes


2 ≥8 Yes Good Moderate Yes
3 ≥9 No Average Poor No
4 <8 No Average Good No
5 ≥8 Yes Good Moderate Yes
6 ≥9 Yes Good Moderate Yes
7 <8 Yes Good Poor No
8 ≥9 No Very good Good Yes
9 ≥8 Yes Good Good Yes
10 ≥8 Yes Average Good Yes

Subject Teacher HOD

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