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Regularization in Linear Regression

This document outlines a lab activity focused on understanding regularization in linear regression using scikit-learn. It provides instructions for completing a Python assignment, which includes initializing and training models, calculating Mean Squared Error for different regression types, and running a test case. Students are required to submit their completed assignment and a screenshot of the terminal output.

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Regularization in Linear Regression

This document outlines a lab activity focused on understanding regularization in linear regression using scikit-learn. It provides instructions for completing a Python assignment, which includes initializing and training models, calculating Mean Squared Error for different regression types, and running a test case. Students are required to submit their completed assignment and a screenshot of the terminal output.

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Regularization in Linear

Regression Using ML Libraries


Here is a structured lab activity for you to understand regularization in linear
regression using ML libraries. We will use scikit-learn for this purpose.

Instructions:
1. In assignment.py, fill up the #TODO sections (initializing the
model, training the model and predicting on test data). Keep the variable
names as it is defined.
2. Ensure the code runs without errors and calculates the Mean Squared
Error (MSE) for Linear Regression, Ridge Regression, and Lasso
Regression.
3. Open terminal and run python test_case.py
4. Your MSE values will be printed in the terminal. If the output is OK, you
have successfully trained your model and passed the test cases.

Files to submit:
1. assignment.py file
2. Output in terminal screenshot in .png or .jpg format

Teaching Assistant: Sriraksha M S


Mail: [email protected]

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