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| =====Updates===== | =====Updates===== | ||
| - | * Started section 9 of the course: Support Vector Regression (SVR) | + | * Started section 9 of the course: Support Vector Regression (SVR). |
| - | * Topics learned: SVR and Support Vector Machines | + | * Topics learned: SVR and Support Vector Machines. |
| =====Problems===== | =====Problems===== | ||
| * COVID-19 forced today's lab hours to be online | * COVID-19 forced today's lab hours to be online | ||
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| =====Reminders===== | =====Reminders===== | ||
| - | * Support Vector Regression (SVR) uses a //hyper plane// to stratify data and features | + | * Support Vector Regression (SVR) uses a //hyper plane// to stratify data and features. |
| * The hyper plane is created with a regression model and is paired with the data points (known as the support vectors) which create a margin. | * The hyper plane is created with a regression model and is paired with the data points (known as the support vectors) which create a margin. | ||
| * Points within the margins are ignored because (similar to noise) we want to select data that accurately represents the features. | * Points within the margins are ignored because (similar to noise) we want to select data that accurately represents the features. | ||