Creating correct and capable classifiers - Ian Ozsvald

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PyData Amsterdam 2018

Iteratively building a classifier requires a mix of skill, diagnostic ability and guesswork. I'll lay out a framework that helps you build reliable classifiers with greater confidence and less random guesswork. Tools demonstrated will include sklearn, YellowBrick, Shapley and pandas_profiling.
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Some absolute GEMS in this presentation. 10/10

paulallen
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ROC curves are an effective metric to INCLUDE in your decision making but shouldn’t be the only determinant. ROC curves are intended to show the strength of discrimination between two binary classes

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Some error here: likelihood confidence scores are NOT probabilities 😂

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