How to Win a Data Science Competition

Feature extraction from text and images

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Week – 1 Feature extraction from text and images >>> How to Win a Data Science Competition: Learn from Top Kagglers

N-grams always help increase significance of important words

N-grams can help utilize local context around each word

Levenshteining should always be applied before computing n-grams

N-grams features are typically sparse

Bag of words usually produces longer vectors than Word2vec

You do not need bag of words features in a competition if you have word2vec features.

Semantically similar words usually have similar word2vec embeddings.

Meaning of each value in BOW matrix is unknown.

We consider to use two networks: ResNet-50 with imagenet accuracy of X and VGG-16 with imageNet accuracy of Y (X < Y). Select true statements.

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With one pretrained CNN model you can get only one vector of descriptors for an image

Descriptors from ResNet 50 will always be better than the ones from VGG-16 in our pipeline.

It is not clear what descriptors are better on our dataset. We should evaluate both.

For any image descriptors from the last hidden layer of ResNet-50 are the same as the descriptors from the last hidden layer of VGG-16.

Descriptors from ResNet-50 and from VGG-16 are always very similar in cosine distance.

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Feature preprocessing and generation with respect to models
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Week – 1 Feature preprocessing and generation with respect to models 1. Suppose we have a feature with all the values between 0 and 1 except few outliers larger than…

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Ensembling
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Week- 4 Ensembling >>> How to Win a Data Science Competition: Learn from Top Kagglers Programming Assignment: Ensembling implementation Click Here For Assignment 1. Suppose we are given…

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Graded Advanced Features II Quiz
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Week – 4 Graded Advanced Features II Quiz >>> How to Win a Data Science Competition Learn from Top Kagglers 1. Imagine that we apply X = PCA(n_components=5).fit_transform(data) and data…

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Graded Soft/Hard Quiz of How to Win a Data Science Competition
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Week – 1 Graded Soft/Hard Quiz of How to Win a Data Science Competition Learn from Top Kagglers 1. Which library provides the most convenient way to perform matrix multiplication?…

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Data leakages
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Week – 2 Data leakages >>> How to Win a Data Science Competition Learn from Top Kagglers 1. Suppose that you have a credit scoring task, where you have to…

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Recap of How to Win a Data Science Competition
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Week – 1 Recap of How to Win a Data Science Competition 1. What back propagation is usually used for in neural networks? 1 point To propagate signal through network…

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