This repository is dedicated to the implementation of machine learning methods and models with a detailed description and visualization
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- Linear regression analytical method link
- Linear regression gradient method link
- Linear regression Sklearn link
- Support vector machine (SVM) link
- Logistic regression link
- Decision Tree Regressor link
- Naive Bayesianс classifier link
- Naive Bayesianс classifier sklearn link
- A little bit about statistical stability link
- Task about two lines link
- Task about two lines torch link
- Classifier handwritten numbers (MNIST) from scratch link
- Classifier handwritten numbers (MNIST) torch link
- Classifier handwritten numbers (MNIST) torch link
- word2vec word embeddings code, paper
- LSTM next word prediction code, paper
- LSTM text generation code, paper
- seq2seq machine translation code, paper
- seq2seq Attention machine translation code, paper
- BERT code, paper
how can you use algorithm without knowing how it works. Writing an algorithm helps me to understand all the nuances of its work, as well as in the next solution of the problem, you will see why it is good to apply one or another algorithm since you fully know their work