Machine Learning 1:

Supervised and Unsupervised Learning

Samir Tata, PhD

samir@horizon-university.tn
 Outline
● Who am I
● Introduction to Python and useful tools and libraries
● Supervised Learning
○ Introduction to Supervised Learning
○ Model Validation
○ Building Regression From Scratch
○ Classification
● Unsupervised Learning
○ Clustering

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Introduction to Supervised ML

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 Machine Learning
Supervised Unsupervised Reinforcement

Business Examples Prediction Anomaly detection Reward Systems

Fraud detection Consumer behavior Recommendation systems
Recommendation Image Recognition
Techniques Regression Clustering Value/Policy optimization
Classification Deep Learning
Deep Learning
Regression Classification Clustering

Linear Regression SVM K-Means

GLM Discriminant Analysis K-Medoids

SVR Naïve Bayes Fuzzy C-Means
GPR Nearest Neighbor Hierarchical
Decision Trees Gaussian Mixture
Neural Networks Neural Networks
Ensemble Methods Hidden Markov Models

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Supervised Learning
• The data comes with the correct answer
• The model created is used to predict the new unknown values
• Example
• Train a model for predicting car prices based on car attributes using historical
sales data. That model can then predict the optimal/potential price for new
cars that haven’t been sold before

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Linear Regression

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Linear Regression

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Linear Regression

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Linear Regression

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Linear Regression

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Mean Absolute Error

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Mean Square Error

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Mean Absolute Percentage Error

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 Regression
• Linear
• Fit a line to the data observations (y = ax + b)
• Use this line to predict observation values
• Multivariate
• More that one variable influences the one you’re interested in
• Example: predicting the price of a care based on its attributes (body style, brand,
etc.)
• Polynomial
• y = ax2 + bx + c
• y = ax3 + bx2 + cx + d
• Nonlinear

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