Deepesh Singh's Projects
Last Man Standing competition on AnalyticsVidhya
Machine Learning University: Accelerated Computer Vision Class
Decision Trees, Random Forest, K Fold Cross Validation
Heirarcical and K means
Andrew NGs new course on ML intro
Learnings on how to use Git from the Coursera Google IT specialization course
Learnings from the Coursera Course of same name. Part of Google's IT Certification
In the customer management lifecycle, customer churn refers to a decision made by the customer about ending the business relationship. It is also referred as loss of clients or customers. Customer loyalty and customer churn always add up to 100%. If a firm has a 60% of loyalty rate, then their loss or churn rate of customers is 40%. As per 80/20 customer profitability rule, 20% of customers are generating 80% of revenue. So, it is very important to predict the users likely to churn from business relationship and the factors affecting the customer decisions. We are going to show how logistic regression model using R can be used to identify the customer churn in the telecom dataset.
important functions to viz data
for my coursera week 3
The Leek group guide to data sharing
my personal repo
Kaggle competition
Plotting Assignment 1 for Exploratory Data Analysis
Regression Problem Kaggle
common codes on how to use git
This is the code for "Intro - The Math of Intelligence" by Siraj Raval on Youtube
How to create Lift Chart and decile tables in R
This repository will have solutions to SC0x course from MIT o edx.org
ML code revision High level
Designed and developed an anomaly and misuse based intrusion detection system using neural networks. Technologies used: Java Weka and R. Java is used to prepare DataSets. R is used implement a neural network. Weka is used for data cleaning.
Kaggle Competition
Principle component analysis in R
PCA on the iris dataset using SK learn
Kaggle Contest
Data for Predicting Toyota Corolla Prices Blog Posts
Using Python to solve Problems/Competitive Programming
Repository for Programming Assignment 2 for R Programming on Coursera