A comprehensive implementation of fundamental machine learning algorithms using Python and scikit-learn. This repository demonstrates practical applications of supervised and unsupervised learning techniques across various real-world datasets.
- Dataset: Breast cancer cell classification
- Implementation: Multiple kernel comparison (RBF, Polynomial, Sigmoid)
- Evaluation: Confusion matrix, F1-score, Jaccard index, Log loss
- Use Case: Binary classification for medical diagnosis
- Dataset: Customer churn prediction
- Features: Customer demographics and usage patterns
- Evaluation: Precision, recall, accuracy, classification report
- Use Case: Business analytics and customer retention
- Dataset: Telecommunications customer segmentation
- Implementation: Optimal K selection with cross-validation
- Visualization: Accuracy vs. K-value plots with confidence intervals
- Use Case: Customer categorization and targeted marketing
- Dataset: Drug prescription classification
- Features: Patient demographics and medical indicators
- Implementation: Entropy-based splitting with pruning
- Use Case: Medical decision support systems
- Implementation: Synthetic and real-world data clustering
- Features: Centroid visualization and cluster optimization
- Applications: Customer segmentation and pattern recognition
- Datasets: Synthetic blobs and customer segmentation data
- Methods: Agglomerative clustering with multiple linkage criteria
- Visualization: Dendrograms and cluster trees
- Comparison: Different distance metrics and standardization effects
- Use Case: Taxonomy creation and data organization
- Implementation: Density-based spatial clustering with noise detection
- Comparison: Performance analysis against K-Means
- Parameters: Epsilon and minimum samples optimization
- Use Case: Anomaly detection and irregular cluster shapes
- Python 3.x
- scikit-learn - Machine learning algorithms
- pandas - Data manipulation and analysis
- numpy - Numerical computing
- matplotlib - Data visualization
- scipy - Scientific computing
ML-Assignments-master/
├── SVM/ # Support Vector Machine
│ ├── SVM.py
│ └── cell_samples.csv
├── LogisticReg/ # Logistic Regression
│ ├── Logistic_Reg.py
│ └── ChurnData.csv
├── K-NearestNeigh/ # K-Nearest Neighbors
│ ├── K-NearestNeigh.py
│ └── teleCust1000t.csv
├── DecisionTrees/ # Decision Trees
│ ├── decisionTrees.py
│ ├── drug200.csv
│ └── newData.csv
├── K-Means/ # K-Means Clustering
│ ├── K-Means-1.py
│ ├── K-Means-2.py
│ └── Cust_Segmentation.csv
├── Hierarchical/ # Hierarchical Clustering
│ ├── Hierarchical-1.py
│ ├── Hierarchical-2.py
│ └── cars_clus.csv
└── DBSCAN/ # DBSCAN Clustering
├── DBSCAN.py
├── Weather_station_clustring.py
└── weather-stations20140101-20141231.csv
pip install numpy pandas scikit-learn matplotlib scipy
Each algorithm is self-contained and can be run independently:
# Navigate to specific algorithm directory
cd SVM/
python SVM.py
# Or run from root directory
python SVM/SVM.py
- Comprehensive Evaluation: Each implementation includes multiple evaluation metrics
- Data Preprocessing: Proper feature scaling and encoding techniques
- Visualization: Clear plots for model performance and data distribution
- Real-world Datasets: Practical applications across healthcare, business, and telecommunications
- Comparative Analysis: Multiple algorithms for similar problems
- Parameter Optimization: Grid search and cross-validation techniques
This repository demonstrates:
- Algorithm Selection: Choosing appropriate algorithms for different problem types
- Data Preprocessing: Handling categorical variables, scaling, and cleaning
- Model Evaluation: Using appropriate metrics for classification and clustering
- Hyperparameter Tuning: Optimizing model parameters for better performance
- Visualization: Creating meaningful plots to understand data and results
- SVM: Achieves high accuracy in cancer cell classification with RBF kernel
- Logistic Regression: Effective customer churn prediction with regularization
- KNN: Optimal performance with K=4 for customer segmentation
- Decision Trees: Clear decision boundaries for drug prescription
- Clustering: Successful pattern identification in customer and geographical data
Feel free to fork this repository and submit pull requests for:
- Algorithm improvements
- Additional evaluation metrics
- New datasets
- Documentation enhancements
This project is open source and available under the MIT License.
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