July 2017
Intermediate to advanced
382 pages
9h 13m
English
In the last chapter, we built our very first supervised learning models and applied them to some classic datasets, such as the Iris and the Boston datasets. However, in the real world, data rarely comes in a neat <n_samples x n_features> feature matrix that is part of a pre-packaged database. Instead, it is our own responsibility to find a way to represent the data in a meaningful way. The process of finding the best way to represent our data is known as feature engineering, and it is one of the main tasks of data scientists and machine learning practitioners trying to solve real-world problems.
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