Experiment 2.1 - Bablu Kumar DT

University Institute of Engineering
Department of Computer Science & Engineering
Experiment: 2.1
Student Name: Pankaj kumar UID: 21BCS11537

Branch: Computer Science & Engineering Section/Group: 515 B
Semester: 1 Date of Performance:08/01/2022
Subject Name Disruptive technology
1. Aim of the practical: prediction model based on linear regression
2. Tool Used: Google Collab and Google chrome
3. Code/simulation result screenshots:
3.1 pycaret for regression insall pycaret

!pip install pycaret & > /dev /null
print("pycaret installed sucessfully")
3.2 get the version

from pycaret.utils import version
version()
3.3 loading dataset

from pycaret.datasets import get_data
3.4 get the list of datasets available in pycaret

datasets = get_data ('index')
3.6 get Titanic dataset

titanicDataSet =get_data("titanic")
3.7 read data from file

#import pandas as pd
#titanicDataSet = pd.read_csv("myFile.csv")
3.8 import regression techniques from datasets

from pycaret.regression import*
s= setup(data = titanicDataSet, target = 'Survived', silent = True)

3.9 Run and compare the model performance

cm = compare_models()
3.10 Three lines of code for model comparison for “Insurance” dataset
from pycaret.regression import *
insuranceDataSet = get_data("insurance")
s = setup(data = insuranceDataSet, target='charges', silent=True)
3.11 Three lines of code for model comparison for “House” dataset
from pycaret.regression import *
houseDataSet = get_data("house")
s = setup(data = houseDataSet, target='SalePrice', silent=True)
Regression: Advance-1
3.12 model performance using data Normalisatiom
s = setup(data = titanicDataSet, target = 'Survived', normalize = True, normalize_method ='zscore', silent
= True)
3.13 Model performance using “Feature Selection”

s = setup(data = titanicDataSet, target = 'Survived', feature_selection = True, feature_selection_threshold = 0.9, silent=True)
3.14 model performance using Outlier removal

s= setup(data = titanicDataSet, target = 'Survived', remove_outliers = True, outliers_threshold = 0.05,
silent = True)
3.15 Model performance using “Transformation”

s = setup(data = titanicDataSet, target = 'Survived', transformation = True, transformation_method = 'yeo-johnson',
silent=True)
3.16 Model Performance using “PCA”

s = setup(data = titanicDataSet, target = 'Survived', pca = True, pca_method = 'linear', silent=True)
3.17 Model performance using “Outlier Removal” + “Normalization”

s = setup(data = titanicDataSet, target = 'Survived', remove_outliers = True, outliers_threshold = 0.05, normalize = True,
normalize_method = 'zscore', silent=True)
3.18 Model performance using “Outlier Removal” + “Normalization” + “Transformation”

s = setup(data = titanicDataSet, target = 'Survived', remove_outliers = True, outliers_threshold = 0.05, normalize = True,
normalize_method = 'zscore', transformation = True, transformation_method = 'yeo-johnson', silent=True)
Regression: Advance-2
3.19 building a single model Random Forest
from pycaret.regression import*
titanicDataSet = get_data("titanic")
s = setup(data = titanicDataSet, target = 'Survived', silent = True)
rfModel = create_model('rf')
3.20 save the trained model

sm = save_model(rfModel,'rfModel')
3.21 load the model

rfModel = load_model('rfModel')
3.22 make predictions on new datasets

newDataSet = get_data("titanic").iloc[:10]
3.23 make predictions on new dataset

newPredictions = predict_model(rfModel, data = newDataSet)
newPredictions
3.24 scatter plot between actual and predicted

import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
predicted = newPredictions.iloc[:,-1]
actual = newPredictions.iloc[:, -2]
plt.scatter(actual, predicted)
plt.xlabel('Predicted')
plt.ylabel('Actual')
plt.title('Actual vs Predicted')
plt.savefig("result-scatter-plot.jpg", dpi = 300)
plt.show()
3.25 save prediction results to csv

newPredictions.to_csv('MyPrediction.csv')
Plot the Model
3.26 Create random forest or any other model

rf = create_model('rf')
3.27 Plot Error (Scatter Plot)

plot_model(rf, plot='error')
3.28 Plot Learning Curve

plot_model(rf, plot='learning')
3.29 Plot Validation Curve

plot_model(rf, plot='vc')
Feature Importance
3.30 Feature Importance using Random Forest

rfModel = create_model('rf', verbose=False)
plot_model(rfModel, plot='feature')
3.31 Feature Importance using Extra Tress Regressor

etModel = create_model('et', verbose=False)
plot_model(etModel, plot='feature')
3.32 Feature using decision tree

dtModel = create_model('dt', verbose=False)
plot_model(dtModel, plot='feature')
4. Additional Creative Inputs (If Any):
Learning outcomes (What I have learnt):
1. working with Pycaret package
2. various ways of enhancing data quality
3. working with regression package
Evaluation Grid (To be filled by Faculty):

Sr. Parameters Marks Obtained Maximum Marks
No.
1. Worksheet completion including 10
writinglearning objectives/Outcomes.
(To besubmitted at the end of the day)

2. Post Lab Quiz Result. 5
3. Student Engagement in 5
Simulation/Demonstration/
Performance and Controls/Pre-Lab
Questions.
Signature of Faculty (with Date): Total Marks Obtained: 20

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University Institute of Engineering

Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Student Name: Pankaj kumar UID: 21BCS11537

1. Aim of the practical: prediction model based on linear regression

2. Tool Used: Google Collab and Google chrome

3. Code/simulation result screenshots:

3.1 pycaret for regression insall pycaret

3.2 get the version

3.3 loading dataset

3.4 get the list of datasets available in pycaret

3.6 get Titanic dataset

3.7 read data from file

3.8 import regression techniques from datasets

s= setup(data = titanicDataSet, target = 'Survived', silent = True)

3.9 Run and compare the model performance

from pycaret.regression import *

s = setup(data = insuranceDataSet, target='charges', silent=True)

from pycaret.regression import *

s = setup(data = houseDataSet, target='SalePrice', silent=True)

3.13 Model performance using “Feature Selection”

3.14 model performance using Outlier removal

3.15 Model performance using “Transformation”

3.16 Model Performance using “PCA”

3.17 Model performance using “Outlier Removal” + “Normalization”

3.18 Model performance using “Outlier Removal” + “Normalization” + “Transformation”

from pycaret.regression import*

s = setup(data = titanicDataSet, target = 'Survived', silent = True)

3.20 save the trained model

3.21 load the model

3.22 make predictions on new datasets

3.23 make predictions on new dataset

3.24 scatter plot between actual and predicted

actual = newPredictions.iloc[:, -2]

plt.savefig("result-scatter-plot.jpg", dpi = 300)

3.25 save prediction results to csv

Plot the Model

3.26 Create random forest or any other model

3.27 Plot Error (Scatter Plot)

3.28 Plot Learning Curve

3.29 Plot Validation Curve

3.30 Feature Importance using Random Forest

3.31 Feature Importance using Extra Tress Regressor

3.32 Feature using decision tree

4. Additional Creative Inputs (If Any):

Learning outcomes (What I have learnt):

1. working with Pycaret package

2. various ways of enhancing data quality

3. working with regression package

Evaluation Grid (To be filled by Faculty):

(To besubmitted at the end of the day)

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