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Mastering Machine Learning with R

Mastering Machine Learning with R - Second Edition

By : Cory Lesmeister, Doug Ortiz , Vikram Dhillon, Miroslav Kopecky
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Mastering Machine Learning with R

Mastering Machine Learning with R

2.8 (4)
By: Cory Lesmeister, Doug Ortiz , Vikram Dhillon, Miroslav Kopecky

Overview of this book

This book will teach you advanced techniques in machine learning with the latest code in R 3.3.2. You will delve into statistical learning theory and supervised learning; design efficient algorithms; learn about creating Recommendation Engines; use multi-class classification and deep learning; and more. You will explore, in depth, topics such as data mining, classification, clustering, regression, predictive modeling, anomaly detection, boosted trees with XGBOOST, and more. More than just knowing the outcome, you’ll understand how these concepts work and what they do. With a slow learning curve on topics such as neural networks, you will explore deep learning, and more. By the end of this book, you will be able to perform machine learning with R in the cloud using AWS in various scenarios with different datasets.
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Text mining framework and methods

There are many different methods to use in text mining. The goal here is to provide a basic framework to apply to such an endeavor. This framework is not all-inclusive of the possible methods but will cover those that are probably the most important for the vast majority of projects that you will work on. Additionally, I will discuss the modeling methods in as succinct and clear a manner as possible, because they can get quite complicated. Gathering and compiling text data is a topic that could take up several chapters. Therefore, let's begin with the assumption that our data is available from Twitter, a customer call center, scraped off the web, or whatever, and is contained in some sort of text file or files.

The first task is to put the text files in one structured file referred to as a corpus. The number of documents could be just one, dozens, hundreds, or even thousands...

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