How is data prepared for machine learning?

Data is one of the main factors determining whether machine learning projects will succeed or fail. That's why it is necessary to prepare data in the most digestible form for a future ML model.
Watch our video to find out more about data preparation for machine learning:
00:00 Intro
01:19 Dataset size
03:07 Dataset quality
04:35 Labeling
06:35 Data reduction and cleansing
09:56 Data wrangling
12:14 Feature engineering
Sources:
[1] www.reuters.com/article/us-am...
[2] www.sciencedirect.com/science...
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The analogy goes like this: modelling, tuning the hyperparameterss and using different algorithms to get better results is like working out, whereas data is like the food you put in your body. No matter how much you workout, how good and intense and your workout sessions are, if you dont eat good, balanced, high quality food then you are not gonna be healthy and get good results. Similarly, if you dont use good and high quality, accurate data then your model will not produce efficient results(data is literally the food for the model). So, when trying to improve your model's results, always try to improve your data quality first instead of changing your parameters and algorithms!

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