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Python Machine Learning fun
Machine Learning is great. You can use data you already have and make all kinds of apps.
Why data? Machine Learning algorithms use data. Without data, no Machine Learning. So what can you do with data?
One example is making predictions. It's hard to make intelligent machines if the algorithm is programmed, because the number of possible situations is greater than the programmers time.
So you need to use data and train the algorithm.
The module sklearn is popular for making Machine Learning apps.
Oh blimey! Take notes
Machine Learning Algorithm
First load the data. Say you have the data in csv format.
pima indians diabetes datset
I took the indian diabetes set. But the principle works with any data set. Load it:
#!/usr/bin/python3# load the CSV file as a numpy matrix dataset = np.loadtxt("./pima-indians-diabetes.csv", delimiter=",")# separate the data from the target attributes X = dataset[:,0:7]y = dataset[:,8]So you have X and y. You need to use an algorithm that uses this data and makes predictions
model = LogisticRegression()model.fit(X, y)What is fit? Fit is the algorithm learning from data. Ok.
Then you can make predictions:
expected = ypredicted = model.predict(X)Because you know the expected and predicted, you can measure how well the algorithms predictions are.
Run the App
Because we have X and y, you can see how well the predictor is doing.
#!/usr/bin/python3from sklearn import metricsfrom sklearn.linear_model import LogisticRegressionimport numpy as np # load the CSV file as a numpy matrix dataset = np.loadtxt("./pima-indians-diabetes.csv", delimiter=",")# separate the data from the target attributes X = dataset[:,0:7]y = dataset[:,8]# make predictions expected = ypredicted = model.predict(X)# summarize the fit of the model print('RESULT')print(metrics.classification_report(expected, predicted))print('CONFUSION MATRIX')That was fun!
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Original Link: https://dev.to/petercour/python-machine-learning-fun-17g4
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