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Detecting Frauds in Online Transactions using Anamoly Detection Techniques Such as Over Sampling and Under-Sampling as the ratio of Frauds is less than 0.00005 thus, simply applying Classification Algorithm may result in Overfitting

  • Updated May 23, 2019
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Machine-Learning project that uses a variety of credit-related risk factors to predict a potential client's credit risk. Machine Learning models include Logistic Regression, Balanced Random Forest and EasyEnsemble, and a variety of re-sampling techniques are used (Oversampling/SMOTE, Undersampling/Cluster Centroids, and SMOTEENN) to re-sample th…

  • Updated Jan 24, 2021
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Kaggle Machine Learning Competition Project : In this project, we will create a classifier to classify fashion clothing into 10 categories learned from Fashion MNIST dataset of Zalando's article images

  • Updated Nov 21, 2019
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Conducted data analysis, statistical analysis, and data visualization on an Indian crime dataset. Applied various machine learning algorithms to gain insights from the data. Utilized Time-Series models for prediction and forecasting based on the crime data analysis.

  • Updated Oct 5, 2023
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Supervised-ML-Decision-Tree-C5.0-Entropy-Iris-Flower-Using Entropy Criteria - Classification Model. Import Libraries and data set, EDA, Apply Label Encoding, Model Building - Building/Training Decision Tree Classifier (C5.0) using Entropy Criteria. Validation and Testing Decision Tree Classifier (C5.0) Model

  • Updated Nov 9, 2021
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"TensorFlow Image Classification Project" This project demonstrates image classification using TensorFlow. The CIFAR-10 dataset, consisting of 60,000 32x32 color images across 10 classes, is explored and analyzed. Key components include data loading, dataset characteristics, and a machine learning model built using the functional API.

  • Updated Oct 13, 2023
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We'll use Python to build and evaluate several machine learning models to predict credit risk. Being able to predict credit risk with machine learning algorithms can help banks and financial institutions predict anomalies, reduce risk cases, monitor portfolios, and provide recommendations on what to do in cases of fraud.

  • Updated Mar 5, 2022
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