Lasso Regression | Intuition and Code Sample | Regularized Linear Models
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2024
- Learn Lasso Regression with this video, offering both intuitive insights and a practical code sample. Understand the key concepts behind Lasso Regression, a form of regularized linear models, and learn how to implement it in Python. Enhance your skills in handling complex relationships within your data.
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⌚Time Stamps⌚
00:00 - Lasso Regression
04:27 - Code Implementation in SKLearn
12:21 - How are coefficients affected with Lambda and Alpha
15:38 - Higher Coefficients are affected more
18:45 - Impact of Lambda on Bias and Variance
23:21 - Effect of Regularization on Loss Function
Ur videos really clears everyone's doubt. Hatts off to ur dedication.
Hi sir, thanks a lot for your videos. I really learnt a lot. But, I have a small question should we consider the scale of independent variables? Wouldn't scale have an impact on coefficients?
Hi nitish sir, at 10:57 you said all the less impacted coefficients will be 0 but you said in ridge regression that when lambda is increased it impacts the highly impacted coefficients which then tends to infinity and so how in lasso we are able to decrease the less impacted coefficients , while increasing the lambda ???? will be looking for your reply nitish sir.
Thank You Sir.
Thanks A Lot Sir !!!
sir my question is ky apny previous video ma kaha tha m higher hai tu woh fastly decrese kary ga jabky is ma apny kaha ju less important columns hain it think jis ka m small hai woh fastly equal to zero ho jahain gai plz solve my douts
As per SVM discussion, lambda is inversely proportional to alpha value.
So, lambda increases bias should be low as it will lead to overfitting?
Please let me know, if my understanding is right or wrong?
sir your videos is so interesting but my question is circle and loss function contor plot pr hamara solution mil raha hai ridge regression sy jabky woh point error hoga because woh point tu local minima yeah global minima nahi hai
why there is no learning rate hyperparameter in scikit-learn lasso/Elasticnet . As it has a hyperparameter called max_iteration that means it uses gradient descent but still there is no learning rate present in hyperparameters . if anyone knows please help me out with it.
Sir, thank you. You have described the effect of different values of Lamba on the feature selection. However, for a study with n number of features how do we know which lambda is the best no overfitting or no underfitting? Is there a standard formula/script that could be used to identify this value for lambda for any study?
by cross validation technique you will get the best lamda
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Okay. Noted
@@campusx-official Sir Code : Understanding of Lasso Regression Key points. not able to download ..pls help
Thanku sir
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Sir please make any telegram or whatsapp group for Student discussion. Thanks!
@25:31 r2 score is negative. but r2 score can not be negative. Then how r2 score is negative here?
13:05
I have 1 confusion, ||W||^2 would be lambda * (W0^2 + W1^2 -----) right not lambda * (W1^2 + W2^2)
consider only the slope as W0 is intercept you don't have to consider it.
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