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- Classification
- Decision trees
- Ensemble model
- SVM
- KNN
In Decision Tree, by comparing the impurity across all possible splits in all possible Predictors, the next split is choosen. How we can measure the Impurity ?
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How we can avoid the overfitting in Decision Tree
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Predictive Errors are due to
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Random Forest Modeling (Ensemble Modeling) uses
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Gradient Boosting (Ensemble Modeling) uses
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Support Vector Machines are based on the concept of decision planes that define decision boundaries. Which technique used to identify the right hyperplances
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Which one is NOT used as a Kernel in Support Vector Machine Modeling
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To Identify the similar(neighbouring) records, K-Nearest Neighbous uses which distance metrics
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Machine Learning (Decision Trees, SVM) Quiz by DeepAlgorithms.in
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