Lab 04 - SUpervised ML Classification
Lab 04 - SUpervised ML Classification
Introduction
Classification is a supervised machine learning method where the model tries to predict the
correct label of a given input data. In classification, the model is fully trained using the training
data, and then it is evaluated on test data before being used to perform prediction on new unseen
data.
For instance, an algorithm can learn to predict whether a given email is spam or ham (no spam),
as illustrated below:
B. Education
Education is one of the domains dealing with the most textual, video, and audio data.
This unstructured information can be analyzed with the help of Natural Language
technologies to perform different tasks such as:
The classification of documents per category.
Automatic identification of the underlying language of students' documents
during their application.
Analysis of students’ feedback sentiments about a Professor.
C. Transportation
Transportation is the key component of many countries' economic development. As a
result, industries are using machine and deep learning models:
To predict which geographical location will have a rise in traffic volume.
Predict potential issues that may occur in specific locations due to weather
conditions.
D. Sustainable Agriculture
Agriculture is one of the most valuable pillars of human survival. Introducing
sustainability can help improve farmers' productivity at a different level without
damaging the environment:
By using classification models to predict which type of land is suitable for a given
type of seed.
Predict the weather to help them take proper preventive measures.
Even though classification and regression are both from the category of supervised learning, they
are not the same.
The prediction task is a classification when the target variable is discrete. An application
is the identification of the underlying sentiment of a piece of text.
The prediction task is a regression when the target variable is continuous. An example
can be the prediction of the salary of a person given their education degree, previous
work experience, geographical location, and level of seniority.
Case Study