Category Archives: Machine Learning
Linear Regression Datasets: CSV, Excel
Linear regression is a fundamental machine learning algorithm that helps in understanding the relationship between independent and dependent variables. It is widely used in various fields for predicting numerical outcomes based on one or more input features. To practice and learn about linear regression, it is essential to have access to good quality datasets. In this blog, we have compiled a list of 17 datasets suitable for training linear regression models, available in CSV or easily convertible to CSV (Excel) format. I have also provided a sample Python code you can use to train using these datasets. List of Dataset for Training Linear Regression Models The following is a list …
Problems with Categorical Variables: Examples
Have you ever encountered unfamiliar words while learning a new language and didn’t know their meanings? Or tried to fit all your belongings into a suitcase, only to realize it’s too full? Or started reading a book series from the third book and felt lost? These scenarios in our daily lives surprisingly resemble some challenges we face with categorical variables in machine learning. Categorical variables, while essential in many datasets, bring with them a unique set of challenges. In this article, we’ll be discussing three major problems associated with categorical features: Let’s explore each with real-life examples and supporting Python code snippets. Incomplete Vocabulary The “Incomplete Vocabulary” problem arises when …
Insurance & Linear Regression Model Example
Ever wondered how insurance companies determine the premiums you pay for your health insurance? Predicting insurance premiums is more than just a numbers game—it’s a task that can impact millions of lives. In this blog, we’ll demystify this complex process by walking you through an end-to-end example of predicting health insurance premium charges by demonstrating with Python code example. Specifically, we’ll use a linear regression model to predict these charges based on various factors like age, BMI, and smoking status. Whether you’re a beginner in data science or a seasoned professional, this blog will offer valuable insights into building and evaluating regression models. What is Linear Regression? Linear Regression is …
Text Clustering Real-World Applications: Examples
How often have you wondered about the vast amounts of unstructured data around us and its untapped potential? How can businesses sift through thousands of customer reviews, documents, or feedback to derive actionable insights? What if there was a way to automatically group similar pieces of text, helping organizations quickly identify patterns and trends? Enter text clustering. A subset of text analytics, text clustering is an unsupervised machine learning task that divides a set of texts into clusters or groups. This ensures that texts in the same group are more similar to each other than to those in other groups. A powerful tool for deciphering insights from unstructured data, text …
Find Topics of Text Clustering: Python Examples
Have you ever clustered a collection of texts and wondered what predominant topics underlie each group? How can you pinpoint the essence of each cluster comprising of large volume of words? Is there a way to succinctly represent the core topic of each cluster using Python? Text clustering is a powerful technique in natural language processing (NLP) that groups documents into clusters based on their content. Once you’ve clustered your data, a natural follow-up question arises: “What are these clusters about?” In this article, we’ll discuss two different methods to find the dominant topics of text clusters using Python. Meanwhile, check out my post on text clustering – Text Clustering …
OpenAI Python API Example for NLP Tasks
Ever wondered how you can leverage the power of OpenAI’s GPT-3 and GPT-3.5 (from Jan 2024 onwards) directly in your Python application? Are you curious about generating human-like text with just a few lines of code? This blog post will walk you through an example Python code snippet that utilizes OpenAI’s Python API for different NLP tasks such as text generation. Check out my other post on how to use Langchain framework for text generation using OpenAI GPT models. OpenAI Python APIs The OpenAI Python API is an interface that allows you to interact with OpenAI’s language models, including their GPT-3 model. The following are different popular models that you …
Architecting a Generative AI Platform for GPT-based LLM Apps
Have you ever wondered how to build a scalable Generative AI platform based on OpenAI GPT models that can serve different applications? Are you a data scientist, product manager, or software engineer looking to understand the intricacies of the architecture of such a scalable generative AI platform? This blog aims to demystify the architectural building blocks needed to create a robust GPT-based platform. By the end, you will have a clear roadmap for architecting, designing, and implementing your own GPT-based large language models (LLMs) applications platform. Generative AI Platform Architecture for GPT-based LLM Apps The following is the technology architecture of generative AI platform which can leverage OpenAI GPT based …
Microsoft’s Free Courses: Data Science, Machine Learning, AI
Are you keen on diving into the world of data science, machine learning, or artificial intelligence? Have you been searching for courses that not only teach the fundamentals but are also free and accessible? Look no further! Microsoft has put together three distinct courses that will cater to your interests and ignite your passion for learning. Data Science for Beginners This course offers an ideal starting point for those new to data science, focusing on the basics and guiding through practical exercises. The course would help you demystify the complex world of data, allowing you to make informed decisions in various fields such as business, healthcare, and more. Each lesson …
Text Clustering Python Examples: Steps, Algorithms
Text clustering has swiftly emerged as a cornerstone in data-driven decision-making across industries. But what exactly is text clustering, and how can it transform the way businesses operate? How does it convert unstructured text into actionable insights? What are the core steps involved in text clustering, and how are they interlinked? What algorithms are pivotal in implementing text clustering effectively? In this blog, we will unravel these questions, diving deep into the systematic steps of text clustering, its underlying algorithms, and real-world examples that bring this technique to life. Whether you’re a product manager seeking to leverage data analytics or a data scientist curious to learn key steps of text …
Topic Modeling LDA Python Example
Are you overwhelmed by the endless streams of text data and looking for a way to unearth the hidden themes that lie within? Have you ever wondered how platforms like Google News manage to group similar articles together, or how businesses extract insights from vast volumes of customer reviews? The answer to these questions might be simpler than you think, and it’s rooted in the world of Topic Modeling. Introducing Latent Dirichlet Allocation (LDA) – a powerful algorithm that offers a solution to the puzzle of understanding large text corpora. LDA is not just a buzzword in the data science community; it’s a mathematical tool that has found applications in …
Encoder Only Transformer Models Quiz / Q&A
Are you intrigued by the revolutionary world of transformer architectures? Have you ever wondered how encoder-only transformer models like BERT, ELECTRA, or DeBERTa have reshaped the landscape of Natural Language Processing (NLP)? The rapid advancement of machine learning has led to the creation of numerous transformer architectures, each with unique features, applications, and underlying mechanics. Whether you’re a data scientist, machine learning engineer, generative AI enthusiast, or a student eager to deepen your understanding, this quiz offers an engaging and informative way to assess your knowledge and sharpen your skills. It would also help you prepare for your interviews on this topic. Encoder-only transformer models have become a cornerstone in …
Hypothesis Testing Steps & Examples
Hypothesis testing is a technique that helps scientists, researchers, or for that matter, anyone test the validity of their claims or hypotheses about real-world or real-life events in order to establish new knowledge. Hypothesis testing techniques are often used in statistics and data science to analyze whether the claims about the occurrence of the events are true, whether the results returned by performance metrics of machine learning models are representative of the models or they happened by chance. This blog post will cover some of the key statistical concepts including steps and examples in relation to what is hypothesis testing, how to formulate them and how to use them in …
Huggingface Arxiv Dataset: Python Example
Working with large and specific datasets is a common requirement in the field of natural language processing (NLP) and machine learning. The Arxiv dataset, containing metadata such as titles, abstracts, years, and categories of research papers, is an invaluable resource for researchers and data scientists. How can we easily load this dataset and extract the required information? In this blog post, we will explore a Python example using the Hugging Face library to load the Arxiv dataset and extract specific metadata. Python Code for Loading Huggingface Arxiv Dataset The following are the steps to load Hugging face Arxiv dataset using python code: Real-World Application Use Cases: Analyzing Research Papers Imagine …
Encoder-only Transformer Models: Examples
How can machines accurately classify text into categories? What enables them to recognize specific entities like names, locations, or dates within a sea of words? How is it possible for a computer to comprehend and respond to complex human questions? These remarkable capabilities are now a reality, thanks to encoder-only transformer architectures like BERT. From text classification and Named Entity Recognition (NER) to question answering and more, these models have revolutionized the way we interact with and process language. In the realm of AI and machine learning, encoder-only transformer models like BERT, DistilBERT, RoBERTa, and others have emerged as game-changing innovations. These models not only facilitate a deeper understanding of …
LLMs & Semantic Search Course by Andrew NG, Cohere & Partners
Andrew Ng, a renowned name in the world of deep learning and AI, has joined forces with Cohere, a pioneer in natural language processing technologies. Alongside him are Jay Alammar, a well-known educator and visualizer of machine learning concepts, and Serrano Academy, an esteemed institution dedicated to AI research and education. Together, they have launched an insightful course titled “Large Language Models with Semantic Search.” This collaboration represents a fusion of expertise aimed at addressing the growing needs of semantic search in various applications. In an era where keyword search has dominated the search landscape, the need for more sophisticated, content-aware search capabilities is becoming increasingly evident. Content-rich platforms like …
Quiz: BERT & GPT Transformer Models Q&A
Are you fascinated by the world of natural language processing and the cutting-edge generative AI models that have revolutionized the way machines understand human language? Two such large language models (LLMs), BERT and GPT, stand as pillars in the field, each with unique architectures and capabilities. But how well do you know these models? In this quiz blog, we will challenge your knowledge and understanding of these two groundbreaking technologies. Before you dive into the quiz, let’s explore an overview of BERT and GPT. BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers) BERT is known for its bidirectional processing of text, allowing it to capture context from both sides of a word …
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