SrijanShovit / HealthLearning

A repo comprising of various Machine Learning and Deep Learning projects in healthcare domain.
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Body Fat Prediction | 5. Model prediction and evaluation #98 #100

Closed SrijanShovit closed 1 month ago

SrijanShovit commented 1 month ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

After all data play, let's delve into actual training part.

Describe the solution you'd like

  1. Write generic functions.
  2. Use all features; no feature engineering (transformation, selection, extraction, dropping here)
  3. Use both normalized and standardized data.
  4. Use hyperparameter tuning for models.
  5. Use some training strategy like LOSO or K-Fold.
  6. Record time to find best params and time to train using those params.
  7. Predict on test data and print all eval metrics.
  8. If it is binary classification, plot ROC to find optimal threshold.
  9. Using that, plot Confusion matrix to evaluate the models.
  10. Models to use: Extra Trees, Extra Tree, SVM, Logistic, KNN, DT, RF, GB, Bagging Clf, XGB, Hist GB, MLP, Catboost, Adaboost, Naive Bayes, LightGBM

Describe alternatives you've considered

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Additional context

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SrijanShovit commented 1 month ago

@MehekFatima proceed and can you contact me on discord or linkedin

MehekFatima commented 1 month ago

@SrijanShovit can you share your LinkedIn profile?

SrijanShovit commented 1 month ago

@SrijanShovit can you share your LinkedIn profile?

https://www.linkedin.com/in/srijan-shovit-6b3b131ba/

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