Machine Learning with R

Dive into R with this data science guide on machine learning (ML). Machine Learning with R, Fourth Edition, takes you through classification methods like nearest neighbor and Naive Bayes and regression modeling, from simple linear to logistic.

Dive into practical deep learning with neural networks and support vector machines and unearth valuable insights from complex data sets with market basket analysis. Learn how to unlock hidden patterns within your data using k-means clustering.

With three new chapters on data, you’ll hone your skills in advanced data preparation, mastering feature engineering, and tackling challenging data scenarios. This book helps you conquer high-dimensionality, sparsity, and imbalanced data with confidence. Navigate the complexities of big data with ease, harnessing the power of parallel computing and leveraging GPU resources for faster insights.

Elevate your understanding of model performance evaluation, moving beyond accuracy metrics. With a new chapter on building better learners, you’ll pick up techniques that top teams use to improve model performance with ensemble methods and innovative model stacking and blending techniques.

Machine Learning with R, Fourth Edition, equips you with the tools and knowledge to tackle even the most formidable data challenges. Unlock the full potential of machine learning and become a true master of the craft.

Type
ebook
Category
publication date
2023-05-29
what you will learn

Learn the end-to-end process of machine learning from raw data to implementation
Classify important outcomes using nearest neighbor and Bayesian methods
Predict future events using decision trees, rules, and support vector machines
Forecast numeric data and estimate financial values using regression methods
Model complex processes with artificial neural networks
Prepare, transform, and clean data using the tidyverse
Evaluate your models and improve their performance
Connect R to SQL databases and emerging big data technologies such as Spark, Hadoop, H2O, and TensorFlow

no of pages
762
duration
1524
key features
Get to grips with the tidyverse, challenging data, and big data * Create clear and concise data and model visualizations that effectively communicate results to stakeholders * Solve a variety of problems using regression, ensemble methods, clustering, deep learning, probabilistic models, and more
approach
Clear, accessible, and friendly, without shying away from the theory required to truly understand machine learning.
audience
This book is designed to help data scientists, actuaries, data analysts, financial analysts, social scientists, business and machine learning students, and any other practitioners who want a clear, accessible guide to machine learning with R. No R experience is required, although prior exposure to statistics and programming is helpful.
meta description
Use R and tidyverse to prepare, clean, import, visualize, transform, program, communicate, predict and model data

No R experience is required, although prior exposure to statistics and programming is helpful

Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free eBook in PDF format.
short description
With the expert help of Brett Lantz, you’ll learn how to uncover key insights and make new predictions using this hands-on, practical guide to machine learning with R. This 10th Anniversary Edition features an overview of R and plenty of new use cases for advanced users. The book is fully updated to R 4.0.0, with newer and better examples and the most up-to-date R libraries, advice on ethical and bias issues, and new chapters that dive deeper into advanced modeling techniques and methods for using big data in R.
subtitle
Learn techniques for building and improving machine learning models, from data preparation to model tuning, evaluation, and working with big data
keywords
data science; data analysis; xgboost; bayesian; gradient boosting; logistic regression; unstructured data; principal component analysis; tidyverse; pca; clustering; support vector machines; apriori; predictive modeling; naïve bayes; k-means
Product ISBN
9781801071321