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IFN580 Week 2: Data to Features (7%) Flashcards

(14 cards)

1
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What are the two main types of variables in machine learning?

A

Categorical and numerical

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What are the subtypes of categorical variables?

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Binary, nominal, ordinal

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3
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What are the subtypes of numerical variables?

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Discrete, continuous

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What is a binary variable?

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Two categories; yes/no, 0/1, true/false

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What is a nominal variable?

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Unordered categories: states, names of things (e.g., colour)

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What is an ordinal variable?

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Ordered categories: low/medium/high, small/medium/large

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What is a discrete variable?

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Variables that are whole numbers, countable (e.g., test score, postal code)

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What is a continuous variable?

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Variables that are “whole numbers” (e.g., temperature, weight, height)

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What is data pre-processing?

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Techniques used to clean data, in order to improve its quality

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10
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What is noise in data?

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Incorrect data, indicated by outliers

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What is missing data?

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Data that is not present or that has been deleted during noise detection

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What methods can be used to correct inconsistent data?

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Binning, clustering, rregression

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13
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What is feature engineering?

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The process of creating or modifying features to improve model performance

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Some examples of feature engineering include?

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One-hot encoding, scaling

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