Machine Learning

Running Head: MACHINE LEARNING
Machine Learning
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Executive Summary:
It is crucial and important to understand what machine learning does and how to use it for the betterment to the
society. Machine learning is termed to be as a set of computational tools and statistical techniques for prediction
the desired outcome or classifying the outcomes of a particular variable based on its interaction with other
variables in a dataset. Machine learning is a part of Artificial Intelligence, where algorithms are constructed to
train the model to get the outcome. There are many techniques through which we can predict from data from
previous analysis. Here different classification techniques have been performed on the dataset given to determine
the best and worst algorithm for the dataset and the performance will be measured with best accuracy.

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Contents
Introduction...............................................................................................................................................................4
Supervised Learning.............................................................................................................................................4
Un-Supervised Learning......................................................................................................................................4
Discussion..................................................................................................................................................................4
K-Nearest Neighbour classification.....................................................................................................................5
Elastic Net classification.......................................................................................................................................6
Support Vector Machine (RBF kernel) classification.......................................................................................6
Random Forest classification...............................................................................................................................7
Conclusion.................................................................................................................................................................9
References................................................................................................................................................................10