Lecture 05

Data Preprocessing and

Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn
(Computational Foundations Part 3/3)

STAT 451: Intro to Machine Learning, Fall 2020

Sebastian Raschka

[Link]

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 Lecture 5 (Data Preprocessing and ML with Scikit-Learn)
Topics
1. Reading a Dataset from a Tabular Text File

2. Basic Data Handling

3. Object Oriented Programming (OOP) & Python Classes

4. Machine Learning with Scikit-learn

5. Preparing Training Data & Transformer API

6. Scikit-learn Pipelines

Code notebook: [Link]

L05/code/05-preprocessing-and-sklearn__notes.ipynb
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 Where we currently are in this course ...

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 Machine Learning Workflow
Feature Extraction and Scaling
Feature Selection
Dimensionality Reduction
Sampling

Labels

Training Dataset
Learning
Final Model New Data
Labels Algorithm

Raw Test Dataset

Data
Labels

Preprocessing Learning Evaluation Prediction

Model Selection
Cross-Validation
Performance Metrics
Hyperparameter Optimization

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 Reading a Dataset from a
Tabular Text File

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 The Iris Dataset

Iris-Setosa Iris-Versicolor Iris-Virginica

Dataset paper: Fisher, R.A. "The use of multiple measurements in taxonomic problems" Annual Eugenics, 7, Part II, 179-188 (1936);
also in "Contributions to Mathematical Statistics" (John Wiley, NY, 1950).

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 Sometimes Useful: Executing "Bash" Terminal
Commands Via "!"

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 A DataFrame Library for Data Wrangling

[Link]

pandas is short for "PANel DAta S"

Pandas Paper: McKinney, Wes. "Data structures for statistical computing in

python." Proceedings of the 9th Python in Science Conference. Vol. 445.
2010.

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 [Link]

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 Many additional options exist ...

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 E.g., processing a large file iteratively ...

Source: [Link]

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 For scaling Pandas, also check out

Modin: [Link]

and Dask: [Link]




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 Lecture 5 (Data Preprocessing and ML with Scikit-Learn)
Topics
1. Reading a Dataset from a Tabular Text File

2. Basic Data Handling

3. Object Oriented Programming (OOP) & Python Classes

4. Machine Learning with Scikit-learn

5. Preparing Training Data & Transformer API

6. Scikit-learn Pipelines

Code notebook: [Link]

L05/code/05-preprocessing-and-sklearn__notes.ipynb
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 Python Function

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 Regular Function vs Lambda Function

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Column-based Data Processing via Lambda
Functions and ".apply"

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 Column-based Data Processing via
Dictionaries and ".map"

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 Quick Inspections via "head" and "tail"

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Accessing the Underlying NumPy Array(s) via
the ".values" Attribute

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"Creating*" the Label Vector "y" and Design
Matrix "X"

* why did I put "Creating"

in quotation marks?

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 A Library with Additional Data Science 

& Machine Learning-related Functions

MLXTEND [Link]

Raschka, Sebastian. "MLxtend: Providing machine learning and data science utilities and
extensions to Python’s scientific computing stack."

The Journal of Open Source Software 3.24 (2018).

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 Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

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 (Later, we will see how to do this more conveniently)

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 Lecture 5 (Data Preprocessing and ML with Scikit-Learn)
Topics
1. Reading a Dataset from a Tabular Text File

2. Basic Data Handling

3. Object Oriented Programming (OOP) 


& Python Classes

4. Machine Learning with Scikit-learn

5. Preparing Training Data & Transformer API

6. Scikit-learn Pipelines
Code notebook: [Link]
L05/code/05-preprocessing-and-sklearn__notes.ipynb
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 Python Classes

To get a better understanding of the scikit-learn API, we need to

understand the main concepts behind Object Oriented
Programming (OOP) & classes in Python

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 Python Classes

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 Python Classes

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 Python Classes

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 Python Classes

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 Python Classes

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 Lecture 5 (Data Preprocessing and ML with Scikit-Learn)
Topics
1. Reading a Dataset from a Tabular Text File

2. Basic Data Handling

3. Object Oriented Programming (OOP) & Python

Classes

4. Machine Learning with Scikit-learn

5. Preparing Training Data & Transformer API

6. Scikit-learn Pipelines
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The "Main" Machine Learning Library for
Python

[Link]

Pedregosa, F., Varoquaux, G., Gramfort, A., Michel, V., Thirion, B., Grisel, O., Blondel, M., Prettenhofer, P.,
Weiss, R., Dubourg, V. and Vanderplas, J., 2011. Scikit-learn: Machine learning in Python. the Journal of
Machine Learning Research, 12, pp.2825-2830.

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 The Scikit-learn Estimator API (an OOP Paradigm)

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 The Scikit-learn Estimator API

Training Training
Data Labels

① [Link](X_train, y_train)

Model Test Data

② [Link](X_test)

Predicted
labels

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 A 3-Nearest Neighbor Classifier & 2 Iris Features

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 Lecture 5 (Data Preprocessing and ML with Scikit-Learn)
Topics
1. Reading a Dataset from a Tabular Text File

2. Basic Data Handling

3. Object Oriented Programming (OOP) & Python Classes

4. Machine Learning with Scikit-learn

5. Preparing Training Data & Transformer API

6. Scikit-learn Pipelines

Code notebook: [Link]

L05/code/05-preprocessing-and-sklearn__notes.ipynb
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 a sample is inversely proportional to the size of the sample. Let us have a look at an example using

Issues with Random Subsampling ...

the Iris dataset 1 , which we randomly divide into 2/3 training data and 1/3 test data as illustrated in
Figure 1. (The source code for generating this graphic is available on GitHub2 .)

All samples (n = 150)

Training samples (n = 100) Test samples (n = 50)

Figure 1: Distribution of Iris flower classes upon random subsampling into training and test sets.

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 Stratified Splits

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 Normalization: Min-Max Scaling

[i]
[i]
x − xmin
xnorm =
xmax − xmin

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 Normalization: Min-Max Scaling

[i]
[i]
x − xmin
xnorm =
xmax − xmin

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 Normalization: Standardization

[i]
[i]
x − μx
xstd =
σx

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 Normalization: Standardization
[i]
[i]
x − μx
xstd =
σx

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 Normalization: Standardization

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 Sample vs Population Standard Deviation

1 i=1 [i] 2
n−1∑
sx = (x − x̄)
n

i=1
1
(x [i] − μx)2
n∑
σx =
n

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 Sample vs Population Standard Deviation

i=1
1
(x [i] − x̄)2
n−1∑
sx =
n

1 i=1 [i]
(x − μx)2
n∑
σx =
n

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 Scaling Validation and Test Sets

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 Scaling Validation and Test Sets

Given 3 training examples:

- example1: 10 cm -> class 2

- example2: 20 cm -> class 2

- example3: 30 cm -> class 1

Estimate:

mean: 20 cm

standard deviation: 8.2 cm

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 Scaling Validation and Test Sets
Given 3 training examples:

- example1: 10 cm -> class 2

- example2: 20 cm -> class 2

- example3: 30 cm -> class 1

Estimate:

mean: 20 cm

standard deviation: 8.2 cm

Standardize:

- example1: -1.21 -> class 2

- example2: 0.00 -> class 2

- example3: 1.21 -> class 1

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 Scaling Validation and Test Sets
Given 3 training examples:

- example1: 10 cm -> class 2

- example2: 20 cm -> class 2

- example3: 30 cm -> class 1

Estimate:

mean: 20 cm

standard deviation: 8.2 cm

Assume you have the classification rule:

Standardize (z scores): (
class 2 if z  0.6
- example1: -1.21 -> class 2
h(z) =
- example2: 0.00 -> class 2
class 1 otherwise
- example3: 1.21 -> class 1
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 Scaling Validation and Test Sets
(
Given 3 training examples: class 2 if z  0.6
h(z) =
- example1: 10 cm -> class 2
class 1 otherwise
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- example2: 20 cm -> class 2

- example3: 30 cm -> class 1

Given 3 NEW examples:

Estimate: - example4: 5 cm -> class ?

- example5: 6 cm -> class ?

mean: 20 cm
- example6: 7 cm -> class ?

standard deviation: 8.2 cm

Estimate "new" mean and std.:

Standardize (z scores):
- example5: -1.21 -> class 2
- example1: -1.21 -> class 2
- example6: 0.00 -> class 2
- example2: 0.00 -> class 2
- example7: 1.21 -> class 1
- example3: 1.21 -> class 1
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 Scaling Validation and Test Sets
(
Given 3 training examples: class 2 if z  0.6
h(z) =
- example1: 10 cm -> class 2
class 1 otherwise
- example2: 20 cm -> class 2

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- example4: 5 cm -> class ?

- example3: 30 cm -> class 1

- example5: 6 cm -> class ?

- example6: 7 cm -> class ?

Estimate:
Estimate "new" mean and std.:
mean: 20 cm

standard deviation: 8.2 cm

- example5: -1.21 -> class 2

- example6: 0.00 -> class 2
Standardize (z scores):
- example7: 1.21 -> class 1
- example1: -1.21 -> class 2
- example5: -18.37

- example2: 0.00 -> class 2

- example6: -17.15

- example3: 1.21 -> class 1 - example7: -15.92

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 The Scikit-Learn Transformer API

Training Test
Data Data

①
[Link](X_train)

② [Link](X_train) Model [Link](X_test)③

Transformed Transformed
Training Data Test Data

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 The Scikit-Learn Transformer API

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 Working with Categorical Data

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 Categorical Data -> Ordinal Data

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 Categorical Data -> Nominal Data
(Class Labels)

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 One-hot Encoding for Categorical
(Nominal) Features

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 One-hot Encoding for Categorical
(Nominal) Features

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 Dealing with Missing Data

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 Dealing with Missing Data

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 Dealing with Missing Data

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 Lecture 5 (Data Preprocessing and ML with Scikit-Learn)
Topics
1. Reading a Dataset from a Tabular Text File

2. Basic Data Handling

3. Object Oriented Programming (OOP) & Python Classes

4. Machine Learning with Scikit-learn

5. Preparing Training Data & Transformer API

6. Scikit-learn Pipelines

Code notebook: [Link]

L05/code/05-preprocessing-and-sklearn__notes.ipynb
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 Scikit-Learn Pipelines

(Step 1) (Step 2)
Class labels
Training set Test set

[Link](…) [Link](…)

Pipeline
.fit(…) &
Scaling
.transform(…)
.transform(…)
Dimensionality
Reduction
.fit(…) &
.transform(…)
Learning Algorithm .transform(…)

.fit(…)
Predictive Model
Class labels
.predict(…)

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 Scikit-Learn Pipelines

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 Scikit-Learn Pipelines

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 Scikit-Learn Pipelines

(Step 1) (Step 2)
Class labels
Training set Test set

[Link](…) [Link](…)

Pipeline
.fit(…) &
Scaling
.transform(…)
.transform(…)
Dimensionality
Reduction
.fit(…) &
.transform(…)
Learning Algorithm .transform(…)

.fit(…)
Predictive Model
Class labels
.predict(…)

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 Model Selection:
Simple Holdout Method
Original dataset

Training set Test set

Training set Validation set Test set

Change hyperparameters
and repeat

Machine learning
algorithm
Evaluate
Fit

Predictive model
Final performance estimate

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 Model Selection:
Simple Holdout Method

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 Model Selection:
Simple Holdout Method

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 Model Selection: Simple Holdout Method

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 Model Selection:
Simple Holdout Method

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 Randomized Search

[Link]

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 Successive Halving

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 Lecture Notes

This time in interactive Jupyter Notebook form:

[Link]
master/L05/code/05-preprocessing-and-sklearn__notes.ipynb

Bonus: Column Transformers for

Heterogenous Data
[Link]
L05/code/[Link]

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