Day 26 of learning ML 📊
Today I learned:
• Percentile Method for outlier handling
• Winsorization
• Feature Construction
• Feature Splitting
• How engineered features impact ML models
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Day 24 of learning ML
Today I explored multivariate imputation techniques:
• KNN Imputation
• MICE (Multiple Imputation by Chained Equations)
Learned how these methods use relationships between features to estimate missing values more effectively than simple imputation methods
Day 23 of learning ML 📊
Today I learned:
• Random Value Imputation
• Missing Indicator Technique
Explored how these methods handle missing values while retaining useful information for machine learning models.
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Practiced different imputation techniques and learned how the choice of method depends on the data and the problem you're trying to solve.
Data preprocessing continues to prove that good models start with good data. 📊
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Day 22 of my ML journey 🚀
Today's focus was handling missing data in machine learning.
Covered:
✅ Mean & Median Imputation
✅ Arbitrary Value Imputation
✅ End of Distribution Imputation
✅ Most Frequent Imputation (Categorical Data)
✅ Missing Category Imputation
Day 21 of my ML journey 🚀
Today's focus was handling real-world data before feeding it into ML models.
Covered:
✅ Date & Time feature handling
✅ Missing data handling
✅ Complete Case Analysis (CCA)
• Assumptions
• Advantages & disadvantages
• When to use it
Day 20 of learning ML 📊
Today I explored:
• Binning & Binarization
• Numerical feature encoding
• Uniform, Quantile & K-Means binning
• Encoding discretized features
• Custom/Domain-based binning
• Mixed data handling
Day 19 of #100DaysOfML🚀
Today I learned how to build cleaner and more efficient ML workflows using Column Transformers and Pipelines:
✅Column Transformer
✅Challenges of non-pipelined preprocessing
✅Building preprocessing pipelines
✅Hands-on pipeline implementation
Day 18 of learning ML 📚
Today I learned how to manage categorical data:
• Ordinal Encoding
• Nominal Encoding
• One-Hot Encoding
Applied these techniques on a cars dataset to understand their practical use.
Slowly building a stronger foundation in data preprocessing
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🔹 MaxAbs scaling → for sparse data
🔹 Robust scaling → when you have outliers
Practised on the Wine dataset. Same data. Different scales. Different results. 🧠
Scaling isn't just preprocessing. It's essential. 🚀
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Day 17 of #100DaysOfML 🧵
Your features are probably on different scales.
One column might be 0-100. Another 0-10000.
Your model will get confused. 😅
Today I learned feature scaling:
🔹 MinMax scaling → 0-1 range
🔹 Mean normalization → centering data