Last Updated on June 20, 2019 When you build a model for a classification problem you almost always want to look at the accuracy of that model as the number of correct predictions from all predictions made. This is the classification accuracy. In a previous post, we have looked at evaluating the robustness of a model for making predictions on unseen data using cross-validation and multiple cross-validation where we used classification accuracy and average classification accuracy. Once you have a […]

Last Updated on June 7, 2016 Phil Brierley won the Heritage Health Prize Kaggle machine learning competition. Phil was trained as a mechanical engineer and has a background in data mining with his company Tiberius Data Mining. He is heavily into R these days and keeps a blog at Another Data Mining Blog. In October 2013 he presented to the Melbourne Users of R special interest group. The title of his talk was “Techniques to improve the accuracy of your Predictive Models” and you can […]

Last Updated on August 16, 2020 Machine Learning has been commoditized into a service. This is a recent trend that looks like it will develop into the mainstream like commoditized storage and virtualization. It is the natural next step. In this review you will learn about BigML that provides commoditized machine learning as a service for business analysts and application integration. About BigML BigML was co-founded by a group of five guys in 2011. Francisco Martin seems to be active […]