1. Identify the structured data from the following
View AnswerData from mySQL DB and Excel
2. What kind of classification is our case study 'Churn Analysis'?
View AnswerBinary
3. Which command is used to identify the unique values of a column?
View Answerunique()
4. Which preprocessing technique is used to make the data gaussian with zero mean and unit variance?
View AnswerStandardization
5. True Negative is when the predicted instance and the actual is positive.
View AnswerFalse
6. Cross-validation technique is used to evaluate a classifier by dividing the data set into training set to train the classifier and testing set to test the same.
View AnswerTrue
7. Cross-validation technique will provide accurate results when the training set and the testing set are from two different populations.
View AnswerTrue
8. True Positive is when the predicted instance and the actual instance is not negative.
View AnswerTrue
9. What kind of classification is the given case study(IRIS dataset)?
View AnswerMulti class classification
10. Which command is used to select all NUMERIC types in the dataset.
View Answeriris_num = iris_data.select_dtypes(include=[numpy.number])
11. How many classes will the following command return(target classes in the dataset) :
View Answerclasses=list(iris['species'].unique())--3
12. Choose the correct sequence for classifier building from the following:
View AnswerInitialize -> Train - -> Predict-->Evaluate
13. Identify the command used to view the dataset SIZE and what is the value returned?
View Answeriris.shape,(150,6)
14. Can we consider sentiment classification as a text classification problem?
View AnswerYes
15. What does the command iris['species'].value_counts() return?
View AnswerThe total count of elements in iris['species'] column
16. Which of the following is not a technique to process missing values?
View AnswerOne hot encoding
17. Is there a class imbalance problem in the given data set?
View AnswerYes
18. Cross-validation causes over-fitting.
View AnswerFalse
19. Imputing is a strategy to handle
View AnswerMissing Values
20. A process used to identify data points that are simply unusual
View AnswerAnomaly Detection
21. A classifer that can compute using numeric as well as categorical values is
View AnswerDecision Tree Classifier
22. The commonly used package for machine learning in python is
View Answersklearn
23. What are the advantages of Naive Bayes?
View AnswerIt will converge quicker than discriminative models like logistic regression AND it requires less training data
24. clustering is an example of
View Answerunsupervised classification
25. email spam detection is an example of
View Answersupervised classification
26. How many new columns does the following command return?
View Answeriris_series = pd.get_dummies(iris['Species'])--3
27. Which of the given hyper parameter(s), when increased may cause random forest to over fit the data?
View AnswerNumber of Trees
28. Ordinal variables has clear
View Answerlogical order
29. High classification accuracy always indicates a good classifier.
View AnswerTrue
30. A technique used to depict the performance in a tabular form that has 2 dimensions namely “actual” and “predicted” sets of data.
View AnswerConfusion Matrix
31. Select pre-processing techniques from the options
View AnswerAll of the option
32. classification where each data is mapped to more than one class is called
View AnswerMulti Class Classification
33. Which type of cross validation is used for imbalanced dataset?
View AnswerStratified Shuffle Split
34. Pruning is a technique associated with
View AnswerDecision tree
35. The fit(X, y) is used to Train the
View AnswerClassifier
Binary Classification:
Classification task with two possible outcomes. Eg: Gender classification(Male/Female)
Multi class classification :
Classification with more than two classes. In multi class classification each sample is assigned to one and only one target label. Eg: An animal can be cat or dog but not both at the same time
Multi label classification:
Classification task where each sample is mapped to a set of target labels (more than one class). Eg: A news article can be about sports, a person, location at the same time.
Supervised classification:
It is a technique where the learning is based on a training set of correctly labeled observations. Eg: Email classification where input data is a set of emails labeled as spam/not spam.
Unsupervised classification:
Grouping the observations into various categories based on some similarity measures. Eg: Grouping of news articles based on the content.
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