MASTERING MACHINE LEARNING WITH EDUREKA

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. INTRODUCTION TO MACHINE LEARNING 3

What is Machine Learning?
Need for Machine Learning
Machine Learning Applications

2. MACHINE LEARNING BASICS 5

Commonly used Machine Learning Terms
Jupyter Notebook Installation

3. PYTHON FUNDAMENTALS FOR ML 6

NumPy
Pandas
Scikit Learn

4. MACHINE LEARNING CLASSIFICATIONS 8

Supervised Learning
Unsupervised Learning
Reinforcement Learning

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5. ADVANCED MACHINE LEARNING CONCEPTS 14

Regularization in Machine Learning
Over tting and Under tting
Dimensionality Reduction Technique
Principal Component Analysis (PCA)

6. PRACTICE DATASETS FOR ML 16

Datasets for General Machine Learning
Datasets for Natural Language Processing
Finance & Economics Datasets for ML
Image Datasets for Computer Vision
Sentiment Analysis Datasets for ML

7. TOP 30 INTERVIEW QUESTIONS 18

8. CAREER GUIDANCE 20
How to become an ML Professional?
Edureka's Structured Training Programs

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Chapter 1

INTRODUCTION TO
MACHINE LEARNING
Undoubtedly, Machine Learning is the most in-demand technology in today’s
market. Its applications range from self-driving cars to predicting deadly
diseases such as ALS. The term Machine Learning was first coined by Arthur
Samuel in the year 1959. If you browse through the net, searching for 'what is
Machine Learning’, you’ll get at least 100 different definitions. However, the
very first formal definition was:
"
A computer program is said to learn from experience E with respect to
some class of tasks T and performance measure P if its performance at
tasks in T, as measured by P, improves with experience E.

Tom M. Mitchell
"
1.1 What is Machine Learning?
In simple terms, Machine Learning is a subset of
Artificial Intelligence (AI) which provides
machines the ability to learn automatically &
improve from experience without being explicitly
programmed to do so. In this sense, it is the
practice of getting machines to solve problems by
gaining the ability to think. The Machine Learning
process involves building a Predictive model that
can be used to find a solution for a problem
statement. The shown image represents the
steps in the Machine Learning process:

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1.2 Need for Machine Learning

machine learning
APPLICATIONS

Traffic Alerts Social Media Product Recommendation

Virtual Personal Assistants Self Driving Cars Google Translate

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Chapter 2

MACHINE LEARNING BASICS

Before we dive deeper, let’s get familiar with some of the most commonly used terminologies in
Machine Learning.
ALGORITHM
1 A Machine Learning algorithm is a set of rules and statistical techniques used to learn patterns from data
and draw significant information from it. It is the logic behind a Machine Learning model.

MODEL
2 A model is the main component of Machine Learning and is trained by using an algorithm. It maps all the
decisions that a model is supposed to take based on the given input, in order to get the correct output.

PREDICTOR VARIABLE
3 It is a feature(s) of the data that can be used to predict the output.

RESPONSE VARIABLE
4 It is the feature or the output variable that needs to be predicted by using the predictor variable(s).

TRAINING DATA
5 The Machine Learning model is built using the training data. The training data helps the model to identify
key trends and patterns essential to predict the output.

TESTING DATA
6
After the model is trained, it must be tested to evaluate how accurately it can predict an outcome. This is
done by the testing data set.

Jupyter Notebook Installation

In order to implement the
Machine Learning codes, you
will be needing an IDE. Here
we will be working with
Jupyter. Installation of
Jupyter notebook is very
simple. All you need to do is
type “pip install jupyter” on
your command prompt.

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Chapter 3

PYTHON FUNDAMENTALS FOR

MACHINE LEARNING
Machine Learning has become the talk of the town as it yields the most promising careers for the future.
We make the computer learn based on past experiences through the data stored or create algorithms
that make the computer learn by itself. The programming language that mostly everyone chooses? It’s
Python. Why? It is because of the support for these domains with the in-built libraries such as Pandas,
Scikit-Learn, NumPy and so many more. Here we will talk about a few of such libraries.

3.1 NumPy
NumPy is a Python package that stands for ‘Numerical Python’. It is the core library for scientific
computing, which contains a powerful n-dimensional array object. Python NumPy arrays provide tools
for integrating C, C++, etc. It is also useful in linear algebra, random number capability, etc. NumPy array
can also be used as an efficient multi-dimensional container for generic data.

1-D NUMPY ARRAY MULTI-D NUMPY ARRAY

import numpy as np import numpy as np
a=np.array([1,2,3]) a=np.array([(1,2,3),(4,5,6)])
print(a) print(a)
OUTPUT OUTPUT
[1 2 3] [[ 1 2 3]
[4 5 6]]

3.2 Pandas
Pandas is an open-source software library that is built on top of NumPy. It is used for data manipulation,
analysis and cleaning. Python pandas is well suited for different kinds of data, such as:
1. Tabular data with heterogeneously-typed columns
2. Ordered and unordered time series data
3. Arbitrary matrix data with row & column labels
4. Unlabelled data
5. Any other form of observational or statistical data sets

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PYTHON PANDAS OPERATIONS

3.3 Scikit Learn

Scikit learn is a library used to perform Machine Learning in Python. Scikit learn is an open-source
library that is licensed under BSD and is reusable in various contexts, encouraging academic and
commercial use. It provides a range of supervised and unsupervised learning algorithms in Python. It
consists of popular algorithms and libraries. Apart from that, it also contains the following packages:

01 NumPy 02 Matplotlib 03 SciPy

NumPy is a Python package that matplotlib.pyplot is a plotting SciPy is an open-source Python

stands for ‘Numerical Python’. It is library used for 2D graphics in library used to solve scientific &
the core library for scientific Python programming language. It mathematical problems. It is built
computing, which contains a can be used in Python scripts, on the NumPy extension and
powerful n-dimensional array shell and web application servers. helps in data manipulation and
object. visualization.

To implement Scikit learn, we first need to import the above packages. You can download these two
packages using the command line or if you are using PyCharm, you can directly install it by going to
your setting in the same way you do it for other packages.

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Chapter 4

MACHINE LEARNING
CLASSIFICATION
A machine can learn to solve a problem by following any three approaches covered in this chapter.

4.1 Supervised Learning

Supervised Learning is a technique in which we teach or train the machine using data that is well
labeled. To understand Supervised Learning, let’s consider an analogy. As kids we all needed guidance
to solve math problems. Our teachers helped us understand what addition is, and how it is done.
Similarly, you can think of Supervised Learning as a type of Machine Learning that involves a guide. The
labeled data set is the teacher that will train you to understand patterns in the data. Here, the labeled
data set is the training data set. Now with having a basic understanding of what Supervised Learning is,
let’s also understand what makes this kind of learning important.

IMPORTANCE OF SUPERVISED LEARNING

Learning gives the algorithm experience which can be used to output the predictions for new unseen data
Experience also helps in optimizing the performance of the algorithm
Real-world computations can also be taken care of by the Supervised Learning algorithms

TYPES OF SUPERVISED LEARNING

1 2
REGRESSION CLASSIFICATION

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4.1.1 Regression
Regression is the kind of Supervised Learning that learns from the Labeled Datasets and is then able to
predict a continuous-valued output for the new data given to the algorithm. It is used whenever the
output required is a number such as money or height etc. Some popular Supervised Learning
algorithms are discussed below:

LINEAR REGRESSION
1
This algorithm assumes that there is a linear relationship
between the 2 variables, Input (X) and Output (Y), of the
data it has learnt from. The Input variable is called the
Independent Variable and the Output variable is called the
Dependent Variable. When unseen data is passed to the
algorithm, it uses the function, calculates and maps the input
to a continuous value for the output.

2 LOGISTIC REGRESSION
This algorithm predicts discrete values for the set of
Independent variables that have been passed to it. It does
the prediction by mapping the unseen data to the logit
function that has been programmed into it. The algorithm
predicts the probability of the new data and so it’s output
lies between the range of 0 and 1.

POLYNOMIAL REGRESSION
3
Polynomial Regression is a method used to handle non-
linear data. Non-linearly separable data is basically when
you cannot draw out a straight line to study the relationship
between the dependent and independent variables.

SUPPORT VECTOR REGRESSION

4
For Support Vector Machine Regression or SVR, we
identify a hyperplane with maximum margin such that the
maximum number of data points are within those margins.
It is quite similar to the support vector machine
classification algorithm.

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4.1.2 Classification
Classification, on the other hand, is the kind of learning where the algorithm needs to map the new data
that is obtained to any one of the 2 classes that we have in our dataset. The classes need to be mapped
to either 1 or 0, which in real-life translated as ‘Yes’ or ‘No’, ‘Rains’ or ‘Does Not Rain’ and so forth. The
output will be either one of the classes and not a number as it was in Regression. Some of the most well-
known algorithms are discussed below:

NAIVE BAYES CLASSIFIER

1
This is a classification technique based on an Bayes theorem provides a way of calculating posterior
assumption of independence between predictors or probability P(c|x) from P(c), P(x), and P(x|c). The
expression for Posterior Probability is as follows.
what’s known as Bayes’ theorem. In simple terms, a
Naive Bayes classifier assumes that the presence of a
particular feature in a class is unrelated to the
presence of any other feature. Building a Bayesian
model is simple and particularly functional in the case
of enormous data sets. Along with simplicity, Naive
Bayes is known to outperform sophisticated
classification methods as well.

2 DECISION TREE
Decision Trees classify based on the feature values.
They use the method of Information Gain and find out
which feature of the dataset gives the best of
information, make that as the root node and so on till
they are able to classify each instance of the dataset.
Every branch in the Decision Tree represents a feature
of the dataset. They are one of the most widely used
algorithms for classification.

SUPPORT VECTOR MACHINES (SVM)

3
It is a Supervised Learning Machine Learning
classification algorithm that has become extremely
popular nowadays owing to its extremely efficient
results. Support Vector Machine is a discriminative
classifier that is formally designed by a separative
hyperplane. It is a representation of examples as points
in space that are mapped so that the points of different
categories are separated by a gap as wide as possible.

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4.2 Unsupervised Learning

Unsupervised Learning can be thought of as self-learning where the algorithm can find previously
unknown patterns in datasets that do not have any sort of labels. It helps in modeling probability
density functions, finding anomalies in the data, and much more. To give you a simple example, think of
a student who has textbooks and all the required material to study but has no teacher to guide.
Ultimately, the student will have to learn by himself or herself to pass the exams. This sort of self-
learning is what we have scaled into Unsupervised Learning for machines.

IMPORTANCE OF UNSUPERVISED LEARNING

It works on datasets that are unlabeled and find patterns that would previously not be known to us.
The patterns obtained are helpful if we need to categorize the elements or find an association between them.
They can also help detect anomalies and defects in the data which can be taken care of by us.

TYPES OF UNSUPERVISED LEARNING

1 2
CLUSTERING ASSOCIATION

4.2.1 Clustering
Clustering is the type of Unsupervised Learning where you find patterns in the data that you are
working on. It may be the shape, size, color, etc. which can be used to group data items or create
clusters. Some popular algorithms in Clustering are discussed below:

HIERARCHICAL CLUSTERING
1
This algorithm builds clusters based on the similarity between different data points in the dataset. It goes
over the various features of the data points and looks for the similarity between them. If the data points are
found to be similar, they are grouped together. This continues until the dataset has been grouped which
creates a hierarchy for each of these clusters.

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K-MEANS CLUSTERING
2
This algorithm works step-by-step where the main goal is to achieve clusters that have labels to identify
them. The algorithm creates clusters of different data points which are as homogenous as possible by
calculating the centroid of the cluster and making sure that the distance between this centroid and the
new data point is as little as possible. The smallest distance between the data point and the centroid
determines which cluster it belongs to while making sure the clusters do not interlay with each other.
The centroid acts like the heart of the cluster. This ultimately gives us the cluster which can be labeled as
needed.

K-NN CLUSTERING
3
This is probably the simplest of the Machine
Learning algorithms, as the algorithm does not
really learn but rather classifies the new data
point based on the datasets that have been stored
by it. This algorithm is also called a lazy learner
because it learns only when the algorithm is given
a new data point. It works well with smaller
datasets as huge datasets take time to learn.

4.2.2 Association

Association is the kind of Unsupervised Learning where you find the dependencies of one data item to
another data item and map them such that they help you profit better. Some popular algorithms in
Association Rule Mining are discussed further:

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APRIORI ALGORITHM
1
The Apriori Algorithm is a breadth-first search based
which calculates the support between items. This
support basically maps the dependency of one data
item with another which can help us understand what
data item influences the possibility of something
happening to the other data item. For example, bread
influences the buyer to buy milk and eggs. So that
mapping helps increase profits for the store. That sort
of mapping can be learnt using this algorithm which
yields rules as for its output.

FP-GROWTH ALGORITHM
2 The Frequency Pattern (FP) algorithm finds the count of the pattern that has been repeated, adds that to a
table and then finds the most plausible item and sets that as the root of the tree. Other data items are then
added into the tree and the support is calculated. If that particular branch fails to meet the threshold of the
support, it is pruned. Once all the iterations are completed, a tree with the root to the item will be created
which are then used to make the rules of the association. This algorithm is faster than Apriori as the support is
calculated and checked for increasing iterations rather than creating a rule and checking the support from the
dataset.

4.3 Reinforcement Learning

Reinforcement Learning is the ability of an agent to interact with the environment and find out what is
the best outcome. It follows the concept of hit and trial method. The agent is rewarded or penalized
with a point for a correct or a wrong answer, and on the basis of the positive reward points gained the
model trains itself. And again once trained it gets ready to predict the new data presented to it.

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Chapter 5

ADVANCED MACHINE
LEARNING CONCEPTS
This chapter will introduce you to some of the advanced concepts of Machine Learning.

5.1 Regularization in Machine Learning

In general, Regularization means to make things

regular or acceptable. This is exactly why we use it for
applied Machine Learning. In the context of Machine
Learning, Regularization is the process that
regularizes or shrinks the coefficients towards zero.
In simple words, Regularization discourages learning
a more complex or flexible model, to prevent
overfitting.

REGULARIZATION TECHNIQUES

01 Ridge Regression 02 Lasso Regression

This Regularization technique performs L2 This Regularization technique performs L1

regularization. It modifies the RSS by adding regularization. It modifies the RSS by adding
the penalty (shrinkage quantity) equivalent to the penalty (shrinkage quantity) equivalent to
the square of the magnitude of coefficients. the sum of the absolute value of coefficients.

5.2 Overfitting and Underfitting

Building a Machine Learning model is not just about feeding the data, there are a lot of deficiencies
that affect the accuracy of any model. Overfitting and Underfitting in Machine Learning are such
deficiencies that hinder the accuracy as well as the performance of the model.

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OVERFITTING IN MACHINE LEARNING

1
A statistical model is said to be overfitted when we
feed it a lot more data than necessary. To make it
relatable, imagine trying to fit into oversized
apparel. When a model fits more data than it actually
needs, it starts catching the noisy data and inaccurate
values in the data. As a result, the efficiency and
accuracy of the model decreases.

2 UNDERFITTING IN MACHINE LEARNING

In order to avoid overfitting, we could stop the training
at an earlier stage. But it might also lead to the model
not being able to learn enough from training data, that
it may find it difficult to capture the dominant trend.
This is known as underfitting. The result is the same as
overfitting, inefficiency in predicting outcomes.

5.3 Dimensionality Reduction Technique

Machine Learning in general works wonders when the dataset provided for training the machine is
large and concise. Usually having a good amount of data helps us build a better predictive model since
we have more data to train the machine with. However, using a large data set has its pitfalls. The
biggest pitfall is the curse of dimensionality. It turns out that in large dimensional datasets, there
might be lots of inconsistencies in the features or lots of redundant features. This increases the
computation time and makes data processing and EDA more convoluted. To get rid of the curse of
dimensionality, a process called dimensionality reduction was introduced. Dimensionality reduction
techniques can be used to filter only a limited number of significant features needed for training and
this is where PCA comes in.

5.4 Principal Component Analysis (PCA)

Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is a dimensionality reduction technique that enables you to
identify correlations and patterns in a data set. It helps in transforming it into a data set of significantly
lower dimensions without loss of any important information. The main idea behind PCA is to figure
out patterns and correlations among various features in the data set. On finding a strong correlation
between different variables, a final decision is made about reducing the dimensions of the data in such
a way that the significant data is still retained. Such a process is very essential in solving complex data-
driven problems that involve the use of high-dimensional data sets.

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Chapter 6

PRACTICE DATASETS FOR

MACHINE LEARNING
Datasets are an integral part of Machine Learning and NLP (Natural Language Processing). Without
training datasets, Machine Learning algorithms would not have a way to learn text mining, text
classification, or how to categorize products. This chapter will provide you a list of free datasets which
you can use to practice Machine Learning.

Datasets for General Machine Learning

In this context, “general” is referred to as Regression, Classification, and Clustering with relational data.

WINE QUALITY
Properties of red and white Vinho Verde wine samples from the north
of Portugal. The goal here is to model wine quality based on some
physicochemical tests.

CREDIT CARD DEFAULT

Predicting credit card default is a valuable use for machine
learning. This dataset includes payment history, demographics,
credit, and default data.

Datasets for Natural Language Processing

NLP is all about text data. And for data like text, the datasets need to have real-world applications so that
sanity checks can be performed easily.

AMAZON REVIEWS
It contains approximately 35 million reviews from Amazon spanning
18 years. Data includes user information, product information,
ratings, and text review.

NEWS GROUP CLASSIFICATION

Collection of almost 20,000 newsgroup documents, partitioned
evenly across 20 newsgroups. It is great for practicing topic
modeling and text classification.

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Finance & Economics Datasets for Machine Learning

Financial quantitative records are kept for decades, hence this industry is perfectly suited for machine
learning.

QUANDL
A great source of economic and financial data that is useful to build
models to predict stock prices or economic indicators.

IMF DATA
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) publishes data on
international finances, foreign exchange reserves, debt rates,
commodity prices, and investments.

Image Datasets for Computer Vision

Image datasets are useful to train a wide range of computer vision applications, like medical imaging
technology, face recognition, and autonomous vehicles.

IMAGENET
This de-facto image dataset for new algorithms is organized
according to the WordNet hierarchy, where each node is depicted
by hundreds and thousands of images.

GOOGLE'S OPEN IMAGES

A collection of around 9 million URLs to images annotated with
labels spanning over 6,000 categories under Creative Commons.

Sentiment Analysis Datasets for Machine Learning

Sentiment Analysis can be defined as a systematic analysis of online
expressions.

IMDB REVIEWS
Dataset for binary sentiment classification. It features 25,000
movie reviews.

SENTIMENT140
Uses 160,000 tweets with emoticons pre-removed.

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Chapter 7

FREQUENTLY
ASKED
INTERVIEW
QUESTIONS
Machine Learning is a buzzword in the technology world right
now and so is the need for Machine Learning Professionals
is high in demand and this surge is due to evolving
technology and the generation of huge amounts of data aka
Big Data. This chapter covers the questions that will help
you in your Machine Learning Interviews and open up various
career opportunities as a Machine Learning aspirant.

1. What are the different types of Machine Learning? 16. What is the difference between Entropy and Information
2. How would you explain Machine Learning to a school- Gain?
going kid? 17. What is Overfitting? And how do you ensure you’re not
3. How does Deep Learning differ from Machine Learning? overfitting with a model?
4. Explain Classification and Regression. 18. Explain Ensemble learning technique in Machine Learning.
5. What do you understand by Selection Bias? 19. What is bagging and boosting in Machine Learning?
6. What do you understand by Precision and Recall? 20. How would you screen for outliers and what should you do if
7. Explain false negative, false positive, true negative and you find one?
true positive with a simple example. 21. What are Collinearity and Multicollinearity?
8. What is a Confusion Matrix? 22. What do you understand by Eigenvectors and Eigenvalues?
9. What is the difference between Inductive and Deductive 23. What is A/B Testing?
learning? 24. What is Cluster Sampling?
10. How is KNN different from K-means clustering? 25. Running a binary classification tree algorithm is quite easy.
11. What is ROC curve and what does it represent? But do you know how the tree decides on which variable to
12. What’s the difference between Type I and Type II error? split at the root node and its succeeding child nodes?
13. Is it better to have too many false positives or too many 26. Name a few libraries in Python used for Data Analysis and
false negatives? Explain. Scientific Computations.
14. Which is more important to you – Model Accuracy or 27. Which library would you prefer for plotting in Python
Model Performance? language: Seaborn or Matplotlib or Bokeh?
15. What is the difference between Gini Impurity and 28. How are NumPy and SciPy related?
Entropy in a Decision Tree?
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CAREER WHO IS A MACHINE LEARNING PROFESSIONAL?

Machine Learning Professional is specialized in developing Machine
Learning algorithms that can “learn” from or adapt to the data and

GUIDANCE make predictions.

Computer Vision
Machine Learning
Engineer
Engineers
As a Computer Vision Engineer, you
use software to handle the processing
Machine Learning Engineers work in and analysis of large data populations,
close collaboration with Data Scientists. and your efforts support the
While Data Scientists extract automation of predictive decision-
meaningful insights from large datasets making efforts
and communicate the information to
business stakeholders, Machine
Learning Engineers ensure that the
models used by Data Scientists can
ingest vast amounts of real-time data Software
for generating more accurate results. Developer/Engineer

Software Developers/Engineers with

specialization in AI/ML are the creative
minds behind intelligent computer
Robotics Engineers programs. Their main job is to develop
efficient ML algorithms and
Robotics engineers are responsible applications.
for designing, testing, and building
robots that are productive and safe
to operate as well as economical to
purchase and maintain.
Human-Centered Machine
Learning Designer

Machine Learning has an exclusive

NLP Scientist branch that is dedicated to designing ML
algorithms centered around humans.
NLP Scientists are primarily Hence, the name Human-Centered
responsible for designing and Machine Learning. Human-Centered
developing machines and Machine Learning Designers are
applications that can learn the responsible for creating intelligent
patterns of speech of a human systems that can “learn” the preferences
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