Dlib is an open source C++ framework containing various machine learning algorithms and many other complementary stuff which can be used for image processing, computer vision, linear algebra calculations and many other things. It has very good documentation and a lot of useful examples. In this post I will show how to use this library for solving a classification problem on Iris data…

Shark-ML is an open-source machine learning library which offers a wide range of machine learning algorithms together with nice documentation, tutorials and samples. In this post I will show how to use this library for solving classification problem, with two different algorithms SVM and Random Forest. This post will tell you about how to use API for:

1. Loading data

2. Performing normalization and dimension…

This is the 2nd part of the series. Read the first part here: Logistic Regression Vs Decision Trees Vs SVM: Part I

In this part we’ll discuss how to choose between Logistic Regression , Decision Trees and Support Vector Machines. The most correct answer as mentioned in the …

Classification is one of the major problems that we solve while working on standard business problems across industries. In this article we’ll be discussing the major three of the many techniques used for the same, Logistic Regression, Decision Trees and Support Vector Machines [SVM].

All of the above listed algorithms are used in classification [ SVM and Decision Trees are also used for regression, but we are not discussing that today!]. Time and again I have seen people asking which…