...mple]], feature vector is used in [[training]] the [[model]] and using the model to make predictions ([[inference]]).
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...models. Without it, it may be difficult to accurately evaluate how well a model performs on new data due to differences in distribution between training an
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...es in the prompt. all of these techniques allow the [[machine learning]] [[model]] to learn with limited or no [[labeled data]].
...ence]], it is presented with new objects or concepts with no examples. The model uses its knowledge of the known objects or concepts to [[classify]] new obj
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...binary classification]], a '''false negative''' can be defined as when the model incorrectly classifies an [[input]] into the negative [[class]] when it sho
To evaluate the performance of a [[machine learning]] [[model]], various [[metric]]s are employed. [[Recall]] is a commonly used metric t
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...e class would represent healthy patients. The goal of the machine learning model in this case is to accurately identify patients belonging to the positive c
...and the negative class represents legitimate emails. The machine learning model's objective is to correctly classify emails as spam or legitimate, minimizi
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...ns and actual outputs from the training dataset. This involves adjusting [[model]] [[weights]] and [[bias]]es using [[backpropagation]] algorithm. The goal
...other hand, a lower number may cause [[underfitting]] - when too simple a model becomes and fails to capture underlying patterns present in data.
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...refers to a situation where the output or target variable of a predictive model is not restricted to two distinct classes or labels. This contrasts with bi
...than two distinct values or categories. In this case, the machine learning model is trained to predict one of several possible classes for each input instan
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...model]]. It measures the percentage of correct [[predictions]] made by the model on test data compared to all predictions made. Accuracy is one of the most
...data]]. It is defined as the ratio between correct predictions made by the model and all total predictions made.
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...dation can be thought of as the first around of testing and evaluating the model while [[test set]] is the 2nd round.
Validating a model requires different approaches, each with their own advantages and drawbacks
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...elps to mitigate overfitting, a common issue in machine learning where the model learns the training data too well but performs poorly on new, unseen data.
...he validation set while the remaining k-1 folds are used for training. The model's performance is then averaged across the k iterations, providing a more re
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* Write an GPT model trainer in python
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...n function]] to the resulting values, introducing non-linearities into the model and allowing it to learn complex patterns and relationships in the data.
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...umber can vary based on both machine memory capacity and the needs of each model and dataset.
...el processes 50 examples per iteration. If the batch size is 200, then the model processes 200 examples per iteration.
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Evaluation of a model's performance in machine learning is essential to determine its capacity fo
...ces while recall is its capacity for recognizing all positive instances. A model with high precision typically makes few false positives while one with high
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...nd affect machine learning models, including through biased training data, model assumptions, and evaluation metrics.
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...ses or predicts a continuous output value. When using a linear kernel, the model assumes a linear relationship between the input features and the output.
* '''Independence of Errors''' - The errors (residuals) in the model are assumed to be independent of each other. This means that the error at o
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...uilding blocks. Each block can be seen as a layer in your machine learning model.
...any blocks makes it stronger, having multiple layers in a machine learning model enhances its capacity for understanding and making decisions.
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[[Model]] will train on the Z-score instead of raw values
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...ned by the [[hyperparameter]] [[batch size]]. If the batch size is 50, the model processes 50 examples before updating it's parameters - that is one iterati
...data|training]] [[dataset]]. By repeating this process multiple times, the model learns from its errors and improves its [[accuracy]].
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...representation that illustrates the performance of a binary classification model. The curve is used to assess the trade-off between two important evaluation
...positive predictions made by the model. High precision indicates that the model is making fewer false positive predictions. Precision is defined as:
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A '''multimodal model''' in [[machine learning]] is an advanced computational approach that invol
...o handle and process multiple data modalities simultaneously, allowing the model to learn richer and more comprehensive representations of the underlying da
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...ive class. The classification threshold is set by a person, and not by the model during [[training]].
A logistic regression model produces a raw value of between 0 to 1. Then:
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...y divide a [[dataset]] into smaller [[batch]]es during [[training]]. The [[model]] only trains on these mini-batches during each [[iteration]] instead of th
...nal machine learning relies on [[batch]] [[gradient descent]] to train the model on all data in one iteration. Unfortunately, when the dataset grows large,
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* [[Model training]]: Code and configuration files for training and evaluating machin
* [[Model deployment]]: Scripts and configuration files for deploying trained models
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...e learning model contains unequal representation or historical biases, the model is likely to perpetuate these biases in its predictions and decision-making
...eature selection''': The choice of features (or variables) to include in a model can inadvertently introduce in-group bias if certain features correlate mor
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...ger PR AUC indicates better classifier performance, as it implies that the model has both high precision and high recall. The maximum possible PR AUC value
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...t the learning algorithm itself, incorporating fairness constraints during model training. Some examples include adversarial training and incorporating fair
* '''Post-processing techniques''': After a model has been trained, post-processing techniques adjust the predictions or deci
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...machine learning model's predictions. These metrics aim to ensure that the model's outcomes do not discriminate against specific subpopulations or exhibit u
...optimizing for one metric can inadvertently worsen the performance of the model with respect to another metric.
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...g since they do not take into account the class imbalance. For instance, a model that always predicts the majority class may have high accuracy on an unbala
...t for the imbalance; threshold moving alters the decision threshold of the model in order to increase sensitivity towards minority classes; and ensemble met
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...a model to correctly identify positive instances, precision focuses on the model's accuracy in predicting positive instances.
...both recall and precision to get a more comprehensive understanding of the model's performance. One way to do this is by calculating the '''F1-score''', whi
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...l networks, where the goal is to minimize a loss function by adjusting the model's parameters.
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Out-of-Bag (OOB) evaluation is a model validation technique commonly used in [[ensemble learning]] methods, partic
In ensemble learning methods, the overall performance of a model is typically improved by combining the outputs of multiple base learners. I
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...lements in the sequence. However, this unidirectional nature can limit the model's ability to capture relationships between elements that appear later in th
...without ever looking back or skipping ahead. That's like a unidirectional model in machine learning. It can only process information in one direction, so i
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...fic feature on the model's predictive accuracy by assessing the changes in model performance when the values of that feature are permuted randomly. The main
...on to model performance, which can be useful for [[feature selection]] and model interpretation.
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The input layer is the starting point of a [[machine learning model]], and it plays an integral role in its operation. It receives raw input da
...t data and the final output produced by the model. Its task is to give the model all of the information it needs in order to make accurate predictions while
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...l]] hasn't fully captured the underlying patterns in [[data]]. An underfit model predicts new data poorly. Things that can cause underfitting:
*Model trained for too few [[epochs]] or the [[learning rate]] is too low.
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...helps in selecting the most relevant features and building a more accurate model.
...construct the decision tree, leading to a more accurate and generalizable model.
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...ataset. The goal of achieving predictive rate parity is to ensure that the model's predictions are equitable across these groups, minimizing the potential f
Achieving predictive rate parity is important for ensuring that a model is fair and does not discriminate against any particular group.
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...provides a sparse solution, leading to a more efficient and interpretable model.
...to focus on instances near the decision boundary, leading to a more robust model. Logistic loss, on the other hand, is more appropriate for probabilistic cl
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...so slowly after being trained and additional training will not improve the model.
...cific models and tasks and may include factors like [[training set]] size, model [[complexity]] and [[learning rate]] used in [[optimization algorithm]].
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...lity''' refers to the different types, forms, or structures of data that a model can process or learn from. Understanding the concept of modality is essenti
...tes textual descriptions for images, and video question answering, where a model answers questions based on video content.
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...ures how many positive cases are correctly [[classified]] as such by the [[model]] out of all of the actual positives in the [[dataset]]. In other words, TP
True positives are cases in which the model accurately predicts a positive class, and false negatives occur when it inc
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...penalty term in the optimization objective that encourages sparsity in the model parameters.
...ddresses this issue by imposing a constraint on the absolute values of the model's parameters.
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...models were notably employed in OpenAI's [[DALL-E 2]], an image generation model[1]. Generative models, including Diffusion Models, GANs, Variational Autoen
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...chine learning refers to a pair of input and output values used to train a model. The input value is made up of [[feature]]s or attributes that describe an
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...educe the dimensionality of the dataset and improve the performance of the model.
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...al issues such as [[overfitting]] and provides an unbiased estimate of the model's generalization performance. This section discusses the importance of hold
...the one with the best performance on the holdout set, thus increasing the model's reliability.
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...plish this, gradient descent adjusts the [[weights]] and [[biases]] of the model during each [[training]] [[iteration]].
Gradient descent works by iteratively altering the [[parameters]] of a model in order to obtain the steepest descent of the [[cost function]], which mea
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...in natural language processing (NLP). At their core, attention allows the model to dynamically weigh the importance of different input parts rather than si
...utput follows suit with another set of words. With attention, however, the model can focus on different parts of this input sequence when making predictions
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...idual models can lead to a more robust and accurate result than any single model alone.
...tstrapping. This process helps reduce the overall variance of the ensemble model and improve its generalization capability.
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...ritical aspect of machine learning, as it helps determine the quality of a model and its suitability for a particular task. This article will discuss variou
In classification tasks, a machine learning model is trained to categorize input data into one of several predefined classes.
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...qual accuracy rates for different demographic groups. This may result in a model that achieves demographic parity but performs poorly for certain groups, le
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...quantitative measures that help assess the fairness of a machine learning model, thus allowing researchers and practitioners to mitigate potential biases.
...atical formulation designed to evaluate and quantify the degree to which a model's predictions are fair and unbiased. These metrics are employed during the
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In homogeneous ensembles, multiple instances of the same model or algorithm are trained on different subsets of the data or with different
...ataset, and their predictions are used as input to a higher-level, or meta-model, which makes the final prediction.
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...acts with the environment through multiple episodes, updating its internal model or policy based on the experiences gathered. The goal is to optimize the po
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...andable to humans. This is accomplished by providing insights into how the model makes [[prediction]]s, what [[features]] it takes into account and how diff
#[[Global interpretability]]: This refers to an overall comprehension of a model's behavior and decision-making process. It takes into account predictions a
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...'unsupervised training''' is a type of [[machine learning]] in which the [[model]] is [[trained]] using [[unlabeled data]]. Unsupervised learning aims to re
...ver structure or relationships within it. Without any prior knowledge, the model must discover patterns on its own. Furthermore, there is no feedback regard
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...ecision tree algorithms that determines the decision boundaries within the model.
...ing data. Overfitting can lead to poor generalization performance when the model is applied to new, unseen data. To address this issue, various pruning tech
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...ng]], heuristics are often utilized to guide the search for an appropriate model or to optimize algorithmic parameters when an exhaustive search is computat
...ied in areas such as [[feature selection]], [[hyperparameter tuning]], and model selection. The most common heuristic search algorithms include:
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...pecific meaning of each number in a vector depends on the machine learning model that generated the vectors, and is not always clear in terms of human under
...l network]] model to learn word associations from a large text corpus. The model first creates a vocabulary from the corpus and then learns vector represent
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...the actual outcomes, providing insights into the types of errors that the model is making.
..., a confusion matrix deals with a binary classification problem, where the model classifies instances into one of two classes. In this case, the confusion m
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[[True negative (TN)]] is when the [[machine learning model]] correctly predicts the [[negative class]]. [[Machine learning]] [[classif
...when the result or [[label]] is in fact negative. In other words, when the model correctly recognizes a data point as not belonging to any class, it is trea
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...uced the [[Transformer]] architecture, a novel [[Neural Network]] ([[NN]]) model for [[Natural Language Processing]] ([[NLP]]) tasks. <ref name="”1”">Pa
The experimental results demonstrated that the new model was "superior in quality while being more parallelizable and requiring sign
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...r [[training]] [[iteration]]. The aim of [[training]] a [[machine learning model]] is to find [[parameters]] that produce the optimal fit with given informa
...]]) for that set. The aim of training is to minimize this loss so that the model can make accurate predictions on new, unseen data with confidence.
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...ch was introduced by Frank Rosenblatt in 1957. Perceptrons are designed to model simple decision-making processes in machine learning, and are primarily use
...layers, and an output layer. The addition of hidden layers allows MLPs to model more complex, non-linear relationships between input features and output cl
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...a penalty term to the objective function, which helps in constraining the model's complexity. L2 regularization is particularly useful for linear regressio
...ts on the model's parameters, which helps to control the complexity of the model and improve generalization.
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.... It is particularly useful when dealing with massive datasets and complex model architectures, which are common in [[Deep Learning]] and [[Distributed Mach
...toring, updating, and synchronizing the parameters of the machine learning model, while the worker nodes handle the data processing and computation of gradi
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...possible classes. It is an extension of the [[binary logistic regression]] model, which can only handle two-class classification problems. Multi-class logis
...ss label in one-hot encoded format. Minimizing the cost function helps the model learn the optimal weights and biases for accurate classification.
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===Linear Model Component===
The linear model component of a wide model is responsible for learning the interactions between input features, partic
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...oes not accurately represent the underlying population. This can lead to a model that performs poorly in real-world applications, as it is not able to gener
Non-random sampling occurs when the data used to train and test a model is not collected in a random manner. This can result in a biased sample tha
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...riables, ''X'' = {''X1'', ''X2'', ..., ''Xp''}. The multinomial regression model estimates the probability of an observation belonging to a particular categ
The model estimates ''K'' - 1 sets of coefficients (''β''), one for each category re
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...pt drift]], in which the distribution of data alters over time and makes a model outdated or ineffective at detecting new anomalies. To combat this problem,
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