ML Lab 09 Manual - Introduction To Scikit Learn

Department of Electrical Engineering
Faculty Member: LE Munadi Sial Date: 15-Nov-2023

Semester: 7th Group:
CS471 Machine Learning

Lab 9: Introduction to Sci-kit Learn
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Introduction
This laboratory exercise will focus on the Scikit Learn (or SKLearn) library for
machine learning implementations in python. Scikit Learn contains many useful
functions for fitting models using various machine learning techniques such as
linear regression, logistic regression, decision trees, support vector machines, k-
means clustering, anomaly detection and more.
Objectives
The following are the main objectives of this lab:
• Extract and prepare the training and test datasets

• Implement linear regression using Scikit learn
• Implement logistic regression using Scikit learn
• Implement k-means clustering using Scikit learn
• Implement decision trees using Scikit learn
Lab Conduct
• Respect faculty and peers through speech and actions

• The lab faculty will be available to assist the students. In case some aspect
of the lab experiment is not understood, the students are advised to seek
help from the faculty.
• In the tasks, there are commented lines such as #YOUR CODE STARTS
HERE# where you have to provide the code. You must put the
code/screenshot/plot between the #START and #END parts of these
commented lines. Do NOT remove the commented lines.
• Use the tab key to provide the indentation in python.
• When you provide the code in the report, keep the font size at 12
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Theory
Scikit Learn is a python library that contains a wide arsenal of functions
pertaining to machine learning. It also contains its own datasets for trying out
the machine learning algorithms. Scikit learns API interface can be divided into
three types: estimator, predictor and transformer. The estimators are used to
fit the model in accordance with some algorithm. The predictors use the fitted
model to make prediction on test features. The transformers are used for the
conversion of data.
A brief summary of the relevant keywords and functions in python is provided

below:
print() output text on console

input() get input from user on console
range() create a sequence of numbers
len() gives the number of characters in a string
if contains code that executes depending on a logical condition
else connects with if and elif, executes when conditions are not met
elif equivalent to else if
while loops code as long as a condition is true
for loops code through a sequence of items in an iterable object
break exit loop immediately
continue jump to the next iteration of the loop
def used to define a function
pd.read_csv import csv file as a dataframe

df.to_csv export dataframe as a csv file
Lab Task 1 – Linear Regression ____________________________________________
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Download a dataset containing at least 5 feature columns and a label column
containing continuous data. Use functions from Sci-kit learn to train a model
using linear regression. You will need to split your dataset into training and test
portions. Vary the step size and regularization parameters to get at least 6 plots
of the training loss and test loss. Lastly, save the weights of the best trained
model and use them to make at least five predictions.
Provide the codes and all of the relevant screenshots of your work. Also, give
brief explanation of the functions you are using in your codes.
### TASK 1 CODE STARTS HERE ###
### TASK 1 CODE ENDS HERE ###
### TASK 1 SCREENSHOTS START HERE ###
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### TASK 1 EXPLANATION STARTS HERE ###
### TASK 1 EXPLANATION ENDS HERE ###
Lab Task 2 – Logistic Regression ____________________________________________

Download a dataset containing at least 5 feature columns and a label column
containing discrete data. Use functions from Sci-kit learn to train a model using
logistic regression. You will need to split your dataset into training and test
portions. Vary the step size and regularization parameters to get at least 6
models of the training. For each model, plot the training loss (vs. epochs), test
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loss (vs. epochs), precision (vs. epochs) and recall (vs. epochs). Additionally,
plot the precision-recall plots for each trained model.
Lastly, save the weights of the best trained model and use them to make at least
five predictions. Make a scatter plot for each of your prediction. For this, you
will need to show the all of the dataset examples with their labeled classes.
Your prediction must be shown as a distinct point in the scatter plots.
Provide the code and all of the relevant screenshots of your work. Also, give
Lab Task 3 – K-means Clustering ___________________________________________

Download a dataset containing at least 4 feature columns. Use functions from
Sci-kit learn to perform K-means clustering on the following cases:
 2 features combination
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For each of the above, perform clustering from k = 2 to K clusters (K is up to
your choice). For each combination case, make at least 3 cluster plots. Also,
make a graph of cost vs. K for all of the 3 combination cases. Use the elbow
method to determine the best number of clusters in each case.
Provide the code and all of the relevant screenshots of your work. Also, give
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Department of Electrical Engineering

Faculty Member: LE Munadi Sial Date: 15-Nov-2023

CS471 Machine Learning

PLO4 - PLO4 - PLO5 - PLO8 - PLO9 -

5 Marks 5 Marks 5 Marks 5 Marks 5 Marks

The following are the main objectives of this lab:

• Extract and prepare the training and test datasets

• Respect faculty and peers through speech and actions

A brief summary of the relevant keywords and functions in python is provided

print() output text on console

pd.read_csv import csv file as a dataframe

Lab Task 1 – Linear Regression ____________________________________________

### TASK 1 CODE STARTS HERE ###

### TASK 1 CODE ENDS HERE ###

### TASK 1 SCREENSHOTS START HERE ###

### TASK 1 SCREENSHOTS END HERE ###

### TASK 1 EXPLANATION STARTS HERE ###

### TASK 1 EXPLANATION ENDS HERE ###

Lab Task 2 – Logistic Regression ____________________________________________

### TASK 2 CODE STARTS HERE ###

### TASK 2 CODE ENDS HERE ###

### TASK 2 SCREENSHOTS START HERE ###

### TASK 2 SCREENSHOTS END HERE ###

### TASK 2 EXPLANATION STARTS HERE ###

### TASK 2 EXPLANATION ENDS HERE ###

Lab Task 3 – K-means Clustering ___________________________________________

### TASK 3 CODE STARTS HERE ###

### TASK 3 CODE ENDS HERE ###

### TASK 3 SCREENSHOTS START HERE ###

### TASK 3 SCREENSHOTS END HERE ###

### TASK 3 EXPLANATION STARTS HERE ###

### TASK 3 EXPLANATION ENDS HERE ###

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