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The document presents a comparative analysis of different machine learning algorithms using a bank dataset from the PyCaret library, highlighting the benefits and features of the library for simplifying machine learning workflows. It includes sections on the introduction to disruptive technology, problem statement, results, and future scope of machine learning applications across various industries. The presentation concludes with references to key literature in the field of machine learning.

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The document presents a comparative analysis of different machine learning algorithms using a bank dataset from the PyCaret library, highlighting the benefits and features of the library for simplifying machine learning workflows. It includes sections on the introduction to disruptive technology, problem statement, results, and future scope of machine learning applications across various industries. The presentation concludes with references to key literature in the field of machine learning.

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DT-1 Project PRESENTATION

ON
COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT MACHINE LEARNING
ALGORITHIMS USING BANK DATA SET FROM PYCARAT LIBRARY

PRESENTED BY :
AYUSH KUMAR-
23BBE10003
AMIT MOHAPATRA- UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF :
23BBE10008 Dr. YOGENDRA
NARAYAN(ASSOCIATE
KOMAL VERMA-
PROFESSOR, AU-3)
23BBE10014
TRUPTI GARG-
23BBE10015
SUMIT SINGH-
BACHELOR OF BIOTECHNOLOGY ENGINEERING(AU-3)
23BBE10032
INSTITUTE – UIE
CHANDIGARH UNIVERSITY

November 26th, 2023


Outlines
S. No. Content
1 Introduction
2 Problem statement
3 Result and Discussion
4 Conclusion and Future Scope
5 References

2
Introduction
DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY

1) Disruptive technology refers 4) Machine Learning is the field of study that


to innovations that significantly alter gives computers the capability to learn without
traditional business models and market being explicitly programmed.
dynamics.
2) These game-changing advancements often 5)ML is one of the most exciting technologies that
introduce new products, services, one would have ever come across. As it is evident
or processes that challenge the status quo from the name, it gives the computer that makes it
and disrupt established industries.3 more similar to humans.
3) By embracing disruptive technology,
businesses can gain a competitive edge and
drive unprecedented growth in today's rapidly
evolving marketplace.
PROBLEM STATEMENT

COMPARITIVE ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHIMS


USING BANK DATA SET FROM PYCARAT LIBRARY:

PyCaret is a simple, easy to learn, low-code machine


learning library in Python. With PyCaret, you spend
less time coding and more time on analysis.

Fig.1.1
KEY FEATURES & BENIFITS
Key Features and Benefits are:

Simplifies the machine Evaluating and comparing It handles operations related


learning workflow: PyCaret standard models. to classifications, regression
provides a simple and As well as many more features and clustering
intuitive API that abstracts not limited to creating
away the complexities of ensembles, saving models, and
machine learning. deploying models.

We may create machine learning models with high performance by using the library’s more
than 25 pre-processing approaches and more than 70 automated open-source algorithms.
SOFTWARE USED

• Point wise Discussion

Google Colaboratory. Colab is


a hosted Jupiter Notebook
service that requires no setup
to use and provides free
access to computing
resources, including GPUs
and TPUs.
DEFAULT VALUE AND TARGET VALUE

• Point wise Discussion


DEFAULT VARIABLE TARGET VALUE
PyCaret’s API is arranged in The target variable is the feature of
modules. Each module supports a a dataset that you want to
type of supervised learning understand more clearly. It is the
(classification and regression) or variable that the user would want to
unsupervised learning (clustering, predict using the rest of the dataset.
anomaly detection).
MODELS

Models are as follows:

Supervised Clustering
Models

Regression SUPERVISED UNSUPERVISED Anomaly


detection

Classification Association Rules


OUTPUTS AND RESULTS
Results are as follows:

Fig.1.3 Fig.1.6
Fig.1.2

Fig.1.4 Fig.1.5 Fig.1.7


OUTPUTS AND RESULTSContinued..

• Point wise Discussion

Fig.1.8 Fig.1.9 Fig.1.10

Fig.1.11 Fig.1.12 Fig.1.13


RESULTS AND OUTPUTS

• Point wise Discussion

Fig.1.14 Fig.1.15

Fig.1.1
CONCLUSION & FUTURE SCOPE

• Point wise Discussion

Fig 2.2

Future Scope of Machine Learning The scope of


Machine Learning isn’t restrained to the funding
sector. Rather, it’s miles increasing throughout
Fig. 2.1 all fields along with banking and finance,
statistics technology, media & entertainment,
gaming, and the automobile industry.
REFERENCES

1) The Hundred-Page Machine Learning Book by Andriy Burkov1: This book offers a concise and comprehensive
overview of machine learning, covering both theory and practice. It explains key concepts, methods, and
algorithms with examples in Python.
2) Machine Learning For Absolute Beginners by Oliver Theobald2: This book is a gentle introduction to machine
learning for beginners who have no prior knowledge of coding, math, or statistics. It covers the basics of data
processing, supervised and unsupervised learning, and common algorithms and applications.
3) Machine Learning: A Probabilistic Perspective by Kevin P. Murphy3: This book provides a thorough and rigorous
treatment of machine learning from a probabilistic perspective. It covers a wide range of topics, such as Bayesian
networks, graphical models, neural networks, deep learning, reinforcement learning, and more.
4) Machine Learning: The Art and Science of Algorithms that Make Sense of Data by Peter Flach4: This book
presents machine learning as an experimental science that explores how to make sense of data using algorithms.
It covers various aspects of machine learning, such as data preparation, evaluation, classification, regression,
clustering, and rule induction.
THANK YOU

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