Supervised Machine Learning & Linear Regression
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Taking the derivative with respect to a variable involves applying the power rule and subtracting the exponent by one.

True

According to the chain rule, when taking the derivative, a negative coefficient inside a parenthesis brings a negative sign out.

True

The ordinary least squares regression line does not necessarily pass through the means of the variables x and y.

False

To solve an equation, you can divide both sides by a positive number to simplify it.

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The unexplained variation in a model is represented by yb.

<p>False</p> Signup and view all the answers

In the context of regression analysis, explained variation refers to the part of the total variation that is accounted for by the model.

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The sum of the derivatives of a function is equal to the derivative of the sum of the function's components.

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In a graph of y versus x, the mean of Y is always at the origin (0,0).

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A model's interpretation is always more important than its prediction.

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The error function in linear regression is used to minimize prediction error.

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The error function can only provide negative values.

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Minimizing the error function is a primary objective in supervised machine learning.

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The error in linear regression is calculated as the difference between predicted and actual values.

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Finding the regression coefficients does not affect the prediction error.

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A higher negative value in the error function indicates a larger error magnitude.

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In minimizing errors, a model may sacrifice some interpretability.

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The slope of the regression line is equal to 0.914.

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The Y-intercept of the regression line is 0.914.

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The linear correlation coefficient is the same as the standardised slope of the regression line.

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For a movie budget of $2.2 million, the predicted revenue is $2.8 million.

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The predicted revenue for a budget of $4.3 million is higher than $5 million.

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The budget for a movie that generated a revenue of $2.6 million is $0.8 million.

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The predicted revenue decreases as the budget increases based on the given data.

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The predicted revenue for a budget of $1.2 million is $3.2 million.

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The linear least squares approach aims to maximize the sum of squares of errors.

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The normal equations arise from setting the partial derivatives to zero.

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The elimination method can be used to solve the normal equations.

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The Mean Squared Error (MSE) function includes the sum of squared errors multiplied by the number of values.

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The slope of the regression line is calculated using the deviation of y from its mean times the deviation of x from its mean.

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In linear regression, we aim to minimize the distance between predicted values and observed values.

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The sum of squared errors is minimized by choosing particular values of the coefficients.

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To find the minimum of the error function, only one derivative needs to be set to zero.

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The Python class used for linear regression is LinearRegression from the sklearn package.

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A linear system is considered overdetermined if there are fewer equations than unknowns.

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The least squares coefficients formula comes from the ordinary least squares method.

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The derivative of the sum is always equal to zero.

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Epsilon represents the correct prediction outcome of the linear regression model.

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The linear regression model can be fitted on the training dataset to make predictions on the test dataset.

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Linear regression is primarily concerned with minimizing the absolute errors in predictions.

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The example provided in the text includes the data points (1, 6), (2, 5), (3, 7), and (4, 10) for finding a best fit.

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Total variation can be defined as the sum of explained variation and unexplained variation.

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In prediction modeling, interpretability is always prioritized over performance metrics.

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The Coefficient of Determination is related to the explained variation in a prediction model.

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In a Black-box model, the focus is mainly on interpretability rather than accuracy.

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The objective of making predictions is to generate values for yp that are as close as possible to the actual observed values.

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Customer purchase history and financial information can be used interchangeably in prediction models.

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A line plot is used to visualize the closeness between predicted values and observed values.

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The sum of squared residuals is a measure used to evaluate the quality of predictions in modeling.

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Study Notes

Learning Objectives

  • Describe different error measures
  • Describe supervised machine learning objectives
  • Show how to choose regression coefficients to fit data

Outline

  • Introduction to different error measures (sum of squared errors, sum of squared residuals, total sum of squares)
  • Calculate regression coefficients for simple linear regression using the linear least squares method
  • Derive the ordinary least squares coefficients formula
  • Introduction to supervised machine learning objectives (trade-off between model interpretation and prediction, modelling best practices)

Minimising the Error Function: Linear Regression

  • For one observation, the error function is (β₀ + β₁x₀) - y₀
  • Mean Squared Error (MSE) is the sum of squared errors divided by the number of values
  • Aim to minimise the distance between predicted and observed values by optimising β₀ and β₁

Linear Least Squares Method

  • Given (x₁, y₁), ..., (xₙ, yₙ) data points, find the "best" fit ŷ = β₀ + Σᵢ=1 βᵢxᵢ
  • Use an example with four data points: (1, 6), (2, 5), (3, 7), (4, 10)
  • Find the regression coefficients β₀ and β₁ that solves the overdetermined* linear system
  • Epsilon represents the error at each point between the curve fit and the data
  • The least squares approach aims to minimise the sum of squared errors

Linear Least Squares Method (cont'd)

  • Calculate partial derivatives of J(β₀, β₁) with respect to β₀ and β₁ and set them to zero
  • This results in a system of two equations and two unknowns, called the normal equations

Linear Least Squares Method (cont'd)

  • Solve the equations using elimination method
  • Substitute values to find β₀ and β₁

Least Squares Coefficients Formula

  • Slope of the regression line: β₁ = Σ(xᵢ - x̄)(yᵢ - ȳ) / Σ(xᵢ - x̄)²
  • Y-intercept of the regression line: β₀ = ȳ - β₁x̄

Deriving the Least Squares Coefficients Formula

  • Ordinary least squares choose β₀ and β₁ to minimise the sum of squared error (prediction mistakes)
  • Calculate the difference between observed and predicted values, square them, and sum them over all observations
  • Choose values for β₀ and β₁ to minimise the overall sum
  • Take derivatives with respect to β₀ and β₁ and set them to 0

Taking the Derivative with respect to β₀, β₁

  • When taking a derivative, the derivative of the sum is the sum of derivatives
  • Use the power rule and chain rule

A Reminder of Some Useful Definitions

  • Mean and Sum calculations
  • Calculate β₁ using the given formulae

Solving (cont'd)

  • Implies that the OLS regression line passes through the means of x and y

Using models: prediction

  • Prediction objective is to make best predictions
  • Performance metrics gauge model prediction quality using measures of closeness between predicted and observed values
  • Avoid 'black-box' models by focusing on interpretability

Example: Regression for Prediction

  • Example of using regression to predict, using car sharing memberships as a target
  • Focus more on prediction than interpreting parameters

Using models: interpretation

  • Interpretation objective is training models to find insights from data
  • Uses Ω (parameters) to understand the system
  • Focus on Ω to generate insights from a model

Example: Regression for Interpretation

  • Housing prices example, with features about houses and areas
  • Interpret parameters to understand feature importance

Modeling best practices

  • Establish a suitable cost function to compare models
  • Develop multiple models using different parameters to find best prediction
  • Compare resulting models using the cost function

Linear Regression: The Syntax

  • Python code for importing the Linear Regression class, creating an instance, fitting the instance and predicting with the instance

Lessons Learned

  • Presented different error measures and linear least squares method
  • Described how to calculate regression coefficients using a method with example
  • Explained supervised learning objectives and differences between interpretation and prediction
  • Showed best modeling practices

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This quiz covers supervised machine learning objectives and various measures of error, including how to calculate regression coefficients using the linear least squares method. Test your knowledge on the concepts of error functions and optimizing predictive models.

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