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1. Linear Regression
Use case: Predicting a continuous target variable (regression).
Data requirements: Works well with linearly separable data or when relationships are approximately linear.
Pros:
- Simple and interpretable.
- Fast to train.
- Works well with small data sets.
Limitations:
- Difficult to work with complex and nonlinear relationships.
- Sensitive to multicollinearity and outliers.
Example: Predicting house prices based on square footage and number of bedrooms.
2. Regressione Logistica
Caso d’uso: Problemi di classificazione binaria (e.g., sì/no, spam/ham).
Requisiti dei dati: Assume confini decisionali lineari nello spazio delle caratteristiche.
Punti positivi :
Semplice e interpretabile.
Funziona bene con piccoli set di dati.
Fornisce probabilità per le previsioni.
Limitazioni :
Difficile con dati complessi e non lineari.
Non adatto per problemi multiclasse senza estensioni.
Esempio : Prevedere se un cliente si agiterà..
3. Supporta macchine vettoriali (SVM)
Caso d’uso : Attività di classificazione e regressione con set di dati di piccole e medie dimensioni.
Requisiti dei dati : Efficace in spazi ad alta dimensione e con dati separabili non linearmente (via kernel).
Punti positivi :
Funziona bene per i dati non lineari utilizzando il trucco del kernel.
Robusto per valori anomali (soft-margin SVM).
Gestisce dati ad alta dimensione.
Limitazioni :
Computazionalmente costoso per set di dati di grandi dimensioni.
Risultati difficili da interpretare.
Esempio : Classificare le immagini come gatti o cani.
4. Decision Trees
Use case : Classification and regression.
Data requirements: Works with both linear and nonlinear data.
Pros:
Simple and interpretable (tree can be visualized).
Captures nonlinear relationships.
Handles mixed data types and missing values well.
Limitations:
Tends to overfit (requires pruning or depth limiting).
Unstable (small changes in data can result in a different tree).
Example: Determine whether a loan applicant is trustworthy based on income and credit score.
1. Linear Regression
Use case: Predicting a continuous target variable (regression).
Data requirements: Works well with linearly separable data or when relationships are approximately linear.
Pros:
- Simple and interpretable.
- Fast to train.
- Works well with small data sets.
Limitations:
- Difficult to work with complex and nonlinear relationships.
- Sensitive to multicollinearity and outliers.
Example: Predicting house prices based on square footage and number of bedrooms.
1. Linear Regression
Use case: Predicting a continuous target variable (regression).
Data requirements: Works well with linearly separable data or when relationships are approximately linear.
Pros:
- Simple and interpretable.
- Fast to train.
- Works well with small data sets.
Limitations:
- Difficult to work with complex and nonlinear relationships.
- Sensitive to multicollinearity and outliers.
Example: Predicting house prices based on square footage and number of bedrooms.
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