Presentation 1
Presentation 1
Filter methods
10
Embedded methods
13
Definition
• A feature is an attribute that has an impact on a problem or is useful for the problem, and
choosing the important features for the model is known as feature selection. Each machine
learning process depends on feature engineering, which mainly contains two processes;
which are Feature Selection and Feature Extraction. Although feature selection and
extraction processes may have the same objective, both are completely different from
each other. The main difference between them is that feature selection is about selecting
the subset of the original feature set, whereas feature extraction creates new features.
Feature selection is a way of reducing the input variable for the model by using only
relevant data in order to reduce overfitting in the model.
• So, we can define feature Selection as, "It is a process of automatically or manually selecting
the subset of most appropriate and relevant features to be used in model building." Feature
selection is performed by either including the important features or excluding the
irrelevant features in the dataset without changing them.
Unsupervised Feature selection techniques ignore the target variable and can be
used for the unlabelled dataset.
SFG
BG RG
SEQUENTIAL FORWARD GENERATION