Stacking and Blending Ensembles

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  • Опубликовано: 16 янв 2025

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  • @anilboppanna
    @anilboppanna 3 года назад +30

    I am really surprised why you are getting so less views…you are making complex things so simple …you are making really quality content please keep making videos may be not today but in one day people realise your work …waiting for it

  • @mgopalakrishnan3439
    @mgopalakrishnan3439 2 месяца назад +1

    I’m a great fan of your content, sir, and I truly appreciate the value it brings to learners worldwide in the fields of Machine Learning and Deep Learning. I have a small request: as your videos are watched by people from various backgrounds, it would be incredibly helpful if more of the content were delivered in English. This would make it easier for a broader audience, like myself, to follow along and fully benefit from your teachings. I hope that, from your upcoming series on PyTorch and Generative AI, we might see more content in English. Thank you very much for considering this suggestion!

  • @monstersam316
    @monstersam316 Год назад +4

    Bro, you have done a very good job...I wasted much time on other videos but after seeing yours I completely understand. Thank you...Please carry on making such brilliant tutorial videos.

  • @vishaldubey3463
    @vishaldubey3463 3 года назад +2

    Thank You sir I am following you since last few days, and everyday I wait for your videos

  • @Randomgmail-kz6dy
    @Randomgmail-kz6dy 2 года назад +2

    Brother! I am from Bangladesh. I am really surprised to watch your explanation. Your explanation is totally awesome. Any kind of learner can be easily understood your lecture.
    Keep up your good work bro.

  • @niharmohanty7275
    @niharmohanty7275 3 года назад +2

    thank you so much bhai
    because of you i and my team able to deliver end to end project in our internship project. we followed couple of videos based on our difficulty which we were facing it but after referring your videos we we able to solve the problem.

  • @raghavagrawal6263
    @raghavagrawal6263 3 года назад

    Wow. What an explanation I have seen while going back again and again.

  • @siddharthvm8262
    @siddharthvm8262 3 года назад +3

    Amazing content right here 👍 You made the concepts a real ease to comprehend. Kudos and best wishes👍

  • @bbagchi3771
    @bbagchi3771 3 месяца назад

    Excellent content - thanks for sharing and explaining in such lucid way - even the complex math sometimes.

  • @shaelanderchauhan1963
    @shaelanderchauhan1963 2 года назад

    Brother Really your teaching is on another level I swear! kya Krish Nayak hato bakwaas Ye hai asli guru ,

  • @ImPushpendraPal
    @ImPushpendraPal 2 года назад

    bhai bahut shi aadmi ho... life me kafi aage jaoge. Nice teaching.

  • @shivamshinde9810
    @shivamshinde9810 2 года назад

    amazing content!!! could not find such detailed video on youtube..👍👍

  • @prasadbhandarkar8635
    @prasadbhandarkar8635 3 года назад +3

    Sir can you please continue the gradient boosting series

  • @PratapO7O1
    @PratapO7O1 3 года назад

    bahut hi sandar video sir ji
    ur channel is lit

  • @varunraste3538
    @varunraste3538 2 года назад

    Your content needs to go out to everybody who thinks Machine learning theory is ! What a wonderful explanation. . Saw this video 4 times as it took some time to grasp this but language which used is simple ,clear and content is informative !

  • @kannansingaravelu
    @kannansingaravelu Год назад

    Where can we read about all these models as explained by you? Can you please refer to the relevant textbook or literature?

  • @convoluted2348
    @convoluted2348 Год назад +2

    genuinely the most confusing video in this playlist because of the sheer onslaught of info that does not stop overloading your brain

    • @sanjaisrao484
      @sanjaisrao484 Год назад

      If u found any other resources for stacking and blending, please help, i am not understanding it

  • @kukretisanyam
    @kukretisanyam Год назад

    One word superb 👏

  • @tejaswitagarg7326
    @tejaswitagarg7326 Год назад

    Very well explained. I also want to ask what if the stacking model gives lower accuracy than the base model (like RFC, CBC). How can we justify this without changing the base model combination? Thanks in advance.

  • @renegade.phoenix
    @renegade.phoenix Год назад

    where is day 68 ToT

  • @rishabhkumar2062
    @rishabhkumar2062 8 месяцев назад

    Channel is so underrated that i found it very late

  • @ayushverma6741
    @ayushverma6741 2 года назад

    can you please share the next lectures also?

  • @koolipanirajan3417
    @koolipanirajan3417 3 года назад

    Superbb explanation 👌👌

  • @renegade.phoenix
    @renegade.phoenix Год назад

    anyways, your explanation is awesome.loved it

  • @ParthivShah
    @ParthivShah 9 месяцев назад +1

    Thank You Sir.

  • @Adarshhb767
    @Adarshhb767 8 дней назад

    in the sense stacking works somewhat similar to boosting for ex you train one model and based on the trained model's output u train one more model to get the output

  • @gauravmalik3911
    @gauravmalik3911 2 года назад

    Very well explained, thank you

  • @I-Umer
    @I-Umer 7 месяцев назад

    Hi, Does anyone know why do we train the base models again after getting the meta model? Whats the use of it? Arent the predictions based on the output of meta model?

    • @Ice-o-tope
      @Ice-o-tope 4 месяца назад +2

      i guess it is because, when predicting if we take test data, which has 2 features cgpa and iq, we first need to convert this into the features that our meta model knows (basically 3 features) so we send these 2 features to the 3 base models(which were trained on the 800 dataset after getting the meta model) which gives us 3 features (their predictions) which we can then feed into our meta model. he didnt explain why we need to train the base models again, but i think this is the reason

  • @divybhavsar3769
    @divybhavsar3769 2 месяца назад

    Please correct me if I am wrong, in multi layer stacking - you are training 2nd_layer's model based on layer_1's predictions , and you said now we will predict layer 2's model using dt3 , please clear this doubt
    By the way huge fan , thanks for simple and straight explainations

    • @rakshitbazaz6960
      @rakshitbazaz6960 Месяц назад

      Yes layer2 will train on layer1 pred on DT2 then layer2 pred on DT3 will be input to meta model or next layer.

  • @SESHUNITR
    @SESHUNITR 2 года назад +1

    decent explanation

  • @shaelanderchauhan1963
    @shaelanderchauhan1963 2 года назад

    What is your Kaggle profile? I mean what is your Rank on it?

  • @nitheesh340
    @nitheesh340 Год назад

    Nitish Sir, Thanks a lot fort the amazing content! I think you should definitely start an English version of Campusx for a better reach. You'll definitely have a better reach. BTW we both have the same name with a different spelling. Thanks again! :)

  • @uf9927
    @uf9927 8 месяцев назад

    @22:30 "every base model trained 3 times" K=4 how?

  • @anshulsharma7080
    @anshulsharma7080 Год назад

    Kya machine learning idhr khtm hota h???

  • @parthshukla1025
    @parthshukla1025 3 года назад

    sir thank you so much ... abhi to 35th video pe hu par jald hi yeh video pe aa jaunga

  • @niklausmikealson3115
    @niklausmikealson3115 3 года назад

    while implementing stacking myself iam getting 70 % but though built in iam getting 80% why?

  • @ujasdiyora2804
    @ujasdiyora2804 10 месяцев назад

    Hello sir, if we use hold out method in stacking, i am using it in medical dataset, training accuracy -80 % and testing accuracy - 85 %, but training and testing sensitivity -100 % , so does this mean my model is over fitting?

  • @islamicinsights6342
    @islamicinsights6342 3 года назад

    Sir you are grt, unsupervised ke bhi Sare algo ke video bna dijiye plz

  • @proveerghosh5183
    @proveerghosh5183 2 года назад

    can i get your handwritten notes

  • @deepakporwal9477
    @deepakporwal9477 3 года назад

    You are doing great sir. I am following entire playlist. I have seen a dream 11 team predictor system but not able to understand proper logic after seeing the codes. Please explain the project as i like the idea of the project

  • @AbdulRahman-zp5bp
    @AbdulRahman-zp5bp 3 года назад

    Thank you 3000

  • @barunkaushik7015
    @barunkaushik7015 2 года назад

    Brilliant

  • @rahulkumar-op7ul
    @rahulkumar-op7ul 3 года назад

    Thank you sir

  • @subashchandrapakhrin3537
    @subashchandrapakhrin3537 Год назад

    Very Good Video!!!

  • @namitasingh4180
    @namitasingh4180 3 года назад

    Thanks

  • @Adarshhb767
    @Adarshhb767 8 дней назад

    excellent

  • @sandipansarkar9211
    @sandipansarkar9211 2 года назад

    finished watching

  • @rahmankhan7303
    @rahmankhan7303 9 дней назад

    I won't lie you are someone who can teach ML to 10 years old boy 😅

  • @you_goat_code
    @you_goat_code 6 месяцев назад

    Sir i want to sorry you because i disrespected your content one day when i was new to your channel because voice quality was not good and i didn't understand the concept but when i progressed then i came to know that how foolish i was i found a most comprehensive machine learning course on whole RUclips ❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @malkwandlashoun5238
    @malkwandlashoun5238 Год назад

    is this guy speaking in english?

  • @RohitKumar-wb4pe
    @RohitKumar-wb4pe 7 месяцев назад

    this video is little bit confusing...

  • @sasaglamocak2846
    @sasaglamocak2846 2 года назад

    Speak ENGLISH!

  • @sodiqrafiu9072
    @sodiqrafiu9072 3 года назад

    Hello Nitish, I just want to inform you that I have drop you a message on your email. I will appreciate your urgent response. Thanks prof.