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Machine Learning Important Questions

Module 1:

1. What is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), and how is it useful for


Python programming?
2. Explain the role of the Python ecosystem in data science.
3. What are the key features of SciPy, and how is it used in data science?
4. Define a data frame and list some common operations performed on it.
5. Describe the steps to load a CSV file into a pandas DataFrame.
6. Explain the difference between NumPy arrays and pandas DataFrames.
7. Write a Python code snippet to load and display the contents of an Excel file.
8. What is Scikit-learn, and how does it simplify the machine learning workflow?
9. How can JSON files be loaded into Python? Provide an example.
10. Describe the process of querying a database in Python using SQL.
Module 2:

1. What is the purpose of fitting a line in linear regression?


2. Explain the concept of interactive effects in linear regression with an example.
3. Describe the steps to estimate the parameters of a linear regression model.
4. How is Lasso regression used to reduce the number of features in a model?
5. What are the advantages of regularization in reducing variance?
6. Write the formula for a linear regression model and explain each term.
7. What is the significance of testing parameters in a regression model?
8. Explain how to handle nonlinear relationships in linear regression.
9. Compare and contrast ridge regression and lasso regression.
10. Provide a Python code snippet to implement linear regression using Scikit-learn.
Module 3:

1. What is the purpose of using decision trees in classification tasks?


2. Describe the process of training a random forest classifier.
3. How does K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) classify a data point?
4. Compare and contrast decision trees and random forests.
5. What are the advantages of ensemble models over individual models?
6. Explain how a decision tree regressor works.
7. Write the steps involved in implementing a random forest regressor.
8. Discuss the importance of hyperparameter tuning in KNN models.
9. How does random sampling contribute to the robustness of a random forest model?
10. Provide a Python code snippet to train a decision tree classifier using Scikit-learn.
Module 4:

1. How is logistic regression different from linear regression?


2. Explain the concept of a hyperplane in Support Vector Machines (SVM).
3. What are the common techniques to reduce overfitting in neural networks?
4. Describe the process of training a binary logistic regression model.
5. What is weight regularization, and why is it important in neural networks?
6. Explain how multiclass classification is achieved using logistic regression.
7. Discuss the role of early stopping in training neural networks.
8. Provide a Python code snippet to implement a simple neural network using a library
of your choice.
9. How does SVM handle non-linearly separable data?
10. Write the key steps involved in designing a neural network for a classification task.
Module 5:

1. What is clustering, and how does it differ from classification?


2. Describe the steps involved in the K-Means clustering algorithm.
3. How is the optimal number of clusters determined in K-Means?
4. Explain the concept of hierarchical clustering with an example.
5. What is factor analysis, and where is it used in data science?
6. Compare and contrast Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and factor analysis.
7. Write a Python code snippet to implement PCA and decide the number of principal
components.
8. How is the number of factors determined in factor analysis?
9. Discuss the advantages and limitations of hierarchical clustering.
10. Explain the importance of dimensionality reduction in unsupervised learning.

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