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Shivani Srivarshini
Приєднався 17 гру 2014
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BiLSTM/LSTM implementation in Keras Python
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Code is available at github.com/shivanisrivarshini/BiLSTM-Keras-and-Pytorch-
Positional embedding / encoding in Transformers
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Understanding the Purpose of Positional Embeddings in Transformers
Word2vec Basics NLP
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Basics of Word2Vec. Understand easily how and why a word is represented as a vector.
Naive Bayes Classifier - Introduction Part II
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Naive Bayes Introduction Part - I ua-cam.com/video/Ct_FBIgtN2A/v-deo.htmlsi=aCzX13SqgWp8KHgK
Naive Bayes Classification Introduction
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Naive Bayes Classification Introduction
Multi Class vs Multi Label Classification
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Multi Class vs Multi Label Classification
Apriori Algorithm - Frequent Itemset Mining - Example - Data Mining
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Data Mining Basics
GSP (Generalized Sequential Pattern Mining) Example
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GSP (Generalized Sequential Pattern Mining) Example
Introduction to Sequential Pattern Mining - Customer Transactions
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Introduction to Sequential Pattern Mining - Customer Transactions
Lamport's Mutual Exclusion Algorithm
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Lamport's Mutual Exclusion Algorithm
Edge chasing -distributed deadlock detection algorithm
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Edge chasing -distributed deadlock detection algorithm
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Good one, simple and clear
Good akka❤
Like if it 63 itemsets how can we written
Thanks
Thank You so much for the detailed explaination.
Thank you so much for the explanation, I have exams this afternoon and this really helped…I’ll get back to update you if everything goes well😊
PAper went well today and thanks to your channel
Short and clear 👏👏
Final output is wrong abfe will not be there
yeah even i noticed that
Do you mind explaining why ?
@@msalasga It will get pruned, because <a,b,e> is not frequent
Thank You so much for the detailed explaination.
Understood clearly each and every step .Thanks a lot mam
Thank you for a dedicated educational lecture.
Thank you soo much. it helped me a lot
Thank you Shivani.
Best GSP video on youtube. Thank you
Great video mam.
How did you get {ab(f,g)} ?
at 1:47, since site1 was approved for his request, shouldn't the token be passed from site2 to site1??? and then when site3 requests next, the process goes on...?
Thank you so much 🙏🏻
Chup mgh
thank u that was really helpful
how (ab)f is generated?
{(ab)} is frequent and {b,f} is frequent and the have common item b. So we can join those two sequences to form 3-length sequence. While forming 3-length sequence in first sequence a,b are in same transaction and in second sequence b,f are in different transactions. Therefore we form 3-length sequence {(a,b),f}.
Bekar video atleast you should have speak something
watha sound eeh illada
a good one. keep going mam 😊
This was good
Nice explanation.....And your is Awesome🎉
Thnx alot❤
Very clean and clear explanation. Made it very easy to understand the algorithm properly.
Great explanatiin 👍👍
Thanks for your explanation. At the last step, is the support of {abfe} = 2? It seems that support of {abfe} = 1. Would you mind to answer this please?
Ya thats correct, support of abfe=1. It is a mistake in video
@@shivanisrivarshini180 Thank you so much.
Without sound we can't understand this Please add voice to it
Can you please share this ppt?
What if the item in superset has greater support count than it predecessor? Suppose, in the given example support(B) = 4 and what if support(BE) = 5; in that case would B be considered as Closed? TO summarize, do we check equality or greater than/less than for clossness?
If support of B is 4 then support of BE will never be greater than 4
@@shivanisrivarshini180 Okay that make sense. Thanks, really appreciate it. (Y)
Thanks for the clear-cut explanation ma'am. I'm sure that I'm going to get full marks for this type of question in my tomorrow's exam.❤
Thank you soooo much, clear and to the point explanation
can we say: {a(f,g)} and {fge} as {a(f,g)e} ?
No
NIT. Warangal?
Nice explanation ! Thank you. However, I would be better if a real example included (programic code included). Best
Superb explanation!!!
kuthi
This is one of the cool style to explain about the algo by using a kind of such demo that you gave ..really superb 👍👍
Can I get this PPT?
Good and Clear Explaination, Do more videos for similar algorithms
In C2 generation, don’t you also have to check for <aa>, <bb>, …. <gg>?
If a and a both belongs to different transactions in a sequence then we consider it else no need to consider
very nice explanation Shivani
thanks for an introduction to seq patterns
Thanks a lot madam
Can u please suggest implementation in python
Thanks a lot,excellent session,simple and understanding, mam,how to get remaining portion like apriori algorithm..
Nice video! Can you also please show PrefixSpan algorithm?
thanx alot