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Hands-On Machine Learning with C++

Hands-On Machine Learning with C++ - Second Edition

By : Kirill Kolodiazhnyi
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Hands-On Machine Learning with C++

Hands-On Machine Learning with C++

3.8 (6)
By: Kirill Kolodiazhnyi

Overview of this book

Written by a seasoned software engineer with several years of industry experience, this book will teach you the basics of machine learning (ML) and show you how to use C++ libraries, along with helping you create supervised and unsupervised ML models. You’ll gain hands-on experience in tuning and optimizing a model for various use cases, enabling you to efficiently select models and measure performance. The chapters cover techniques such as product recommendations, ensemble learning, anomaly detection, sentiment analysis, and object recognition using modern C++ libraries. You’ll also learn how to overcome production and deployment challenges on mobile platforms, and see how the ONNX model format can help you accomplish these tasks. This edition is updated with key topics such as sentiment analysis implementation using transfer learning and transformer-based models, with tracking and visualizing ML experiments with MLflow. An additional section shows how to use Optuna for hyperparameter selection. The section on model deployment into mobile platform includes a detailed explanation of real-time object detection for Android with C++. By the end of this C++ book, you’ll have real-world machine learning and C++ knowledge, as well as the skills to use C++ to build powerful ML systems. *Email sign-up and proof of purchase required
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Section 1: Overview of Machine Learning
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Section 2: Machine Learning Algorithms
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Section 3: Advanced Examples
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Section 4: Production and Deployment Challenges

Exploring the applications of anomaly detection

Two areas in data analysis look for anomalies: outlier detection and novelty detection.

A new object or novelty is an object that differs in its properties from objects in the training dataset. Unlike an outlier, the new object is not in the dataset itself, but it can appear at any point after a system has started working. Its task is to detect when it appears. For example, if we were to analyze existing temperature measurements and identify abnormally high or low values, then we would be detecting outliers. On the other hand, if we were to create an algorithm that, for every new measurement, evaluates the temperature’s similarity to past values and identifies significantly unusual ones, then we would be detecting novelties.

The reasons for outliers appearing include data errors, the presence of noise, misclassified objects, and foreign objects from other datasets or distributions. Let’s explain two of the most obscure...

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