Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • KKN Without Lib For Classification (Sweet and Sour) : #Data Set

    Uploaded by

    ali ali
    6 views7 pages
    This document demonstrates K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) classification without using a library. It loads data on fruit sweetness and sourness levels, plots the data distribution, calculates distances between test and training samples, sorts samples by distance, and makes a classification prediction based on the closest K neighbors. It also shows how KNN classification can be performed using Scikit-learn.

    Original Description:

    Original Title

    KNN_example_1

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    Report this Document
    This document demonstrates K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) classification without using a library. It loads data on fruit sweetness and sourness levels, plots the data distribution, calculates distances between test and training samples, sorts samples by distance, and makes a classification prediction based on the closest K neighbors. It also shows how KNN classification can be performed using Scikit-learn.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    6 views7 pages

    KKN Without Lib For Classification (Sweet and Sour) : #Data Set

    Uploaded by

    ali ali
    This document demonstrates K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) classification without using a library. It loads data on fruit sweetness and sourness levels, plots the data distribution, calculates distances between test and training samples, sorts samples by distance, and makes a classification prediction based on the closest K neighbors. It also shows how KNN classification can be performed using Scikit-learn.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as DOCX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Flag for inappropriate content
    of 7

    9/8/2020 KNN_example_1

    KKN without Lib for Classification [Sweet and Sour]


    In [1]: #Data set

    In [2]: import numpy as np


    import pandas as pd

    In [6]: X_feature=np.array([[1,9],[2,8],[3,7],[2,9],[6,4],[9,1],[8,2],[9,1],[1,1],[5,5]])
    Y_fruit_type=np.array(["Sour","Sour","Sour","Sour","Sweet","Sweet","Sweet","Sweet","None","Sour"])

    In [5]: X_feature.shape
    Out[5]: (10, 2)

    In [7]: Y_fruit_type.shape

    Out[7]: (10,)

    In [9]: training_data=pd.DataFrame(X_feature,columns=["Sweetness","Sourness"])

    In [11]: training_data["Fruit_type"]=Y_fruit_type

    localhost:8888/nbconvert/html/Desktop/KNN_example_1.ipynb?download=false 1/
    In [12]: training_data

    Out[12]:
    Sweetness Sourness Fruit_type

    0 1 9 Sour

    1 2 8 Sour

    2 3 7 Sour

    3 2 9 Sour

    4 6 4 Sweet

    5 9 1 Sweet

    6 8 2 Sweet

    7 9 1 Sweet

    8 1 1 None

    9 5 5 Sour

    In [13]: from matplotlib import pyplot as plt

    In [15]: un_sample=training_data.Fruit_type.value_counts()

    In [30]: sample_value=list(un_sample.values) sample_name=list(un_sample.index)


    In [33]: plt.bar(sample_name,sample_value) plt.xlabel("Fruit type")
    plt.ylabel("Count") plt.show()

    In [34]: import seaborn as sb


    In [35]: sb.countplot("Fruit_type",data=training_data) plt.show()

    In [36]: # Calclulate the distance from each sample

    In [165]: sw=int(input("Please enter sweetness value")) so=int(input("Please enter sourness value"))


    k=int(input("please select value of k for Classification"))

    Please enter sweetness value1


    Please enter sourness value1
    please select value of k for Classification5

    In [166]: test_sample=np.array([[sw,so]])

    In [167]: test_sample

    Out[167]: array([[1, 1]])

    In [168]: #l2_norms
    In [169]: SwFeature=training_data.iloc[:,0]
    SourFeature=training_data.iloc[:,1]

    In [170]: l2_norms=np.sqrt(np.square(SwFeature-sw)+np.square(SourFeature-so))

    In [171]: training_data["Nearsest_Nei"]=l2_norms

    In [172]: training_data
    Out[172]:
    Sweetness Sourness Fruit_type Nearsest_Nei

    0 1 9 Sour 8.000000

    1 2 8 Sour 7.071068

    2 3 7 Sour 6.324555

    3 2 9 Sour 8.062258

    4 6 4 Sweet 5.830952

    5 9 1 Sweet 8.000000

    6 8 2 Sweet 7.071068

    7 9 1 Sweet 8.000000

    8 1 1 None 0.000000

    9 5 5 Sour 5.656854

    In [173]: #2step is arrange sample by NN

    In [174]: arrange_table=training_data.sort_values(by="Nearsest_Nei",ascending=True)

    In [175]: arrange_table=arrange_table.reset_index()
    arrange_table=arrange_table.drop("index",axis=1)
    In [176]: arrange_table

    Out[176]:
    Sweetness Sourness Fruit_type Nearsest_Nei

    0 1 1 None 0.000000

    1 5 5 Sour 5.656854

    2 6 4 Sweet 5.830952

    3 3 7 Sour 6.324555

    4 2 8 Sour 7.071068

    5 8 2 Sweet 7.071068

    6 1 9 Sour 8.000000

    7 9 1 Sweet 8.000000

    8 9 1 Sweet 8.000000

    9 2 9 Sour 8.062258

    In [177]: clssification_result=arrange_table.iloc[:k,:]["Fruit_type"]

    In [178]: clssification_result

    Out[178]: 0 None
    1 Sour
    2 Sweet
    3 Sour
    4 Sour
    Name: Fruit_type, dtype: object

    In [180]: clssification_result.mode()

    Out[180]: 0 Sour
    dtype: object
    by Sklearn Lib
    In [181]: from sklearn.neighbors import KNeighborsClassifier

    In [185]: trainer=KNeighborsClassifier(n_neighbors=1)

    In [186]: learner=trainer.fit(X_feature,Y_fruit_type)

    In [187]: learner.predict([[1,1]])

    Out[187]: array(['None'], dtype='<U5')

    In [ ]:

    You might also like