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Challenge | Building and Training Model
Explore the Linear Regression Using Python
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Explore the Linear Regression Using Python

Explore the Linear Regression Using Python

1. What is the Linear Regression?
2. Correlation
3. Building and Training Model
4. Metrics to Evaluate the Model
5. Multivariate Linear Regression

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Task

In this task, you build, train and fit your model and make predictions based on it. This time you will make predictions about total_phenols, based on flavanoids. It means that your target now is total_phenols.

Your plan:

  1. [Line #18] Define the target (in this task it's total_phenols).
  2. [Line #25] Split the data 70-30 (70% of the data is for training and 30% is for testing) and insert 1 as a random parameter.
  3. [Line #26] Initialize linear regression model .
  4. [Line #27] Fit the model using your tain data.
  5. [Line #30] Assign np.array() to the variable new_flavanoids if their number is 1 (don't forget to use function .reshape(-1,1)).
  6. [Line #31] Predict and assign the amount of flavanoids to the variable predicted_value.
  7. [Line #32] Print the predicted amount of flavanoids.

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bookChallenge

Let’s combine our knowledge!

Task

In this task, you build, train and fit your model and make predictions based on it. This time you will make predictions about total_phenols, based on flavanoids. It means that your target now is total_phenols.

Your plan:

  1. [Line #18] Define the target (in this task it's total_phenols).
  2. [Line #25] Split the data 70-30 (70% of the data is for training and 30% is for testing) and insert 1 as a random parameter.
  3. [Line #26] Initialize linear regression model .
  4. [Line #27] Fit the model using your tain data.
  5. [Line #30] Assign np.array() to the variable new_flavanoids if their number is 1 (don't forget to use function .reshape(-1,1)).
  6. [Line #31] Predict and assign the amount of flavanoids to the variable predicted_value.
  7. [Line #32] Print the predicted amount of flavanoids.

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Section 3. Chapter 4
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bookChallenge

Let’s combine our knowledge!

Task

In this task, you build, train and fit your model and make predictions based on it. This time you will make predictions about total_phenols, based on flavanoids. It means that your target now is total_phenols.

Your plan:

  1. [Line #18] Define the target (in this task it's total_phenols).
  2. [Line #25] Split the data 70-30 (70% of the data is for training and 30% is for testing) and insert 1 as a random parameter.
  3. [Line #26] Initialize linear regression model .
  4. [Line #27] Fit the model using your tain data.
  5. [Line #30] Assign np.array() to the variable new_flavanoids if their number is 1 (don't forget to use function .reshape(-1,1)).
  6. [Line #31] Predict and assign the amount of flavanoids to the variable predicted_value.
  7. [Line #32] Print the predicted amount of flavanoids.

Switch to desktopSwitch to desktop for real-world practiceContinue from where you are using one of the options below
Everything was clear?

How can we improve it?

Thanks for your feedback!

Let’s combine our knowledge!

Task

In this task, you build, train and fit your model and make predictions based on it. This time you will make predictions about total_phenols, based on flavanoids. It means that your target now is total_phenols.

Your plan:

  1. [Line #18] Define the target (in this task it's total_phenols).
  2. [Line #25] Split the data 70-30 (70% of the data is for training and 30% is for testing) and insert 1 as a random parameter.
  3. [Line #26] Initialize linear regression model .
  4. [Line #27] Fit the model using your tain data.
  5. [Line #30] Assign np.array() to the variable new_flavanoids if their number is 1 (don't forget to use function .reshape(-1,1)).
  6. [Line #31] Predict and assign the amount of flavanoids to the variable predicted_value.
  7. [Line #32] Print the predicted amount of flavanoids.

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Section 3. Chapter 4
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