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Training Logistic Regression with Cross-Entropy Loss in PyTorch

Machine Learning Mastery

Last Updated on December 30, 2022 In the previous session of our PyTorch series, we demonstrated how badly initialized weights can impact the accuracy of a classification model when mean square error (MSE) loss is used. We noticed that the model didn’t converge during training and its accuracy was also significantly reduced.

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Understanding Loss Functions for Classification

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Implementation of loss functions for classification task in Python Here is the link to the Kaggle notebook code. What are the loss functions? How to select a loss function for a binary vs. multi-class classification? Let’s start with: What are the loss functions? How to select a loss function for your task?

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Classification in ML: Lessons Learned From Building and Deploying a Large-Scale Model

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1 KNN 2 Decision Tree 3 Random Forest 4 Naive Bayes 5 Deep Learning using Cross Entropy Loss To some extent, Logistic Regression and SVM can also be leveraged to solve a multi-class classification problem by fitting multiple binary classifiers using a one-vs-all or one-vs-one strategy.

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Using Deep Learning To Improve the Traditional Machine Learning Performance

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Background Information Decision trees, random forests, and linear regression are just a few examples of classic machine-learning models that have been used extensively in business for years. This article delves into using deep learning to enhance the effectiveness of classic ML models.