Why Multicollinearity is Bad? What is Multicollinearity? How to detect and remove Multicollinearity

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  • Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024

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  • @balrajprajesh6473
    @balrajprajesh6473 2 года назад +7

    Whenever a new video gets uploaded I leave everything and start watching. I'm addicted to this channel.
    Thank you sir.

  • @sneharj2036
    @sneharj2036 2 года назад +8

    I don't know every time what to say! How can u explain the best & in simplest way possible every time ? How do u make awsome representation , simplest explaination with examples anyone can understand? How do u do that? Thanku so much for working hard. U really r very professional , knowledgeable , ur teaching skills r also the best. I m great fan of this channel. Hatts off....God bless u ! U r the best one so is The Campus X.

    • @Ram_jagat
      @Ram_jagat Год назад +1

      Couldn't agree more. Hands down Nitesh sir is best when it comes to explaining hard core topics. I was blown away when I saw the "Principal Component Analysis" lecture. Sir is true gem 💎 for us.

  • @shivanichhabra4845
    @shivanichhabra4845 3 месяца назад

    Most helpful video I have come across on this topic. Thank you so much, sir

  • @divyanshisharan
    @divyanshisharan Год назад

    Very well explained. Just what i needed to see in the best way possible. Thankyou !

    • @divyanshisharan
      @divyanshisharan Год назад

      Also, just a suggestion! if you could create a playlist adding all such imp interview questions videos together would be lovely and attract masses too.

  • @akshayadlakha8157
    @akshayadlakha8157 2 года назад +2

    Appreciate your efforts on making this video.. just to mention that you talked about parametric and non parametric models in the end. KNN comes under non parametric models.

    • @mayankgupta7061
      @mayankgupta7061 Год назад

      yeah i also need clearity on this. can anyone help

  • @pushppreetgill4858
    @pushppreetgill4858 2 года назад

    Thank you very much for this video, was stuck with this exact question and couldn't find the answer anywhere.

  • @dhananjayyeole7076
    @dhananjayyeole7076 Год назад

    Really the video was amazing sir and all the concepts are cleared in depth.
    Thank You Sir

  • @fazilkhan1114
    @fazilkhan1114 Год назад

    Sir I am your great fan the way you explain everything in your videos is awesome I tired reaching your team for the course but still I didn't had any update on it please help me with this sir thank you for such great videos your work is appreciated sir

  • @abhaykumaramanofficial
    @abhaykumaramanofficial 2 года назад

    I love the way you deliver the content is awesome

  • @royrajjyoti4875
    @royrajjyoti4875 2 года назад

    Great video ....u cleared all the doubts Thank You

  • @johnknow4563
    @johnknow4563 2 года назад +3

    Your videos are really helpful. I am facing this issue of unable to think of the next step while coding. If someone tells me what to do or i see the solution, it takes ne seconds to write the correct code. Any idea how I can overcome this barrier. Thanks again for the awesome uploads.

  • @travel_journy
    @travel_journy Год назад

    very nice explanation sir aise hi vidio banate rho

  • @karabidas9987
    @karabidas9987 Год назад

    Nice sir.. Keep it up

  • @ritesh_b
    @ritesh_b Год назад

    please upload other answers videos of machine learning interview questions

  • @aryanraykar2124
    @aryanraykar2124 2 года назад

    Can you please make a full playlist on time series forecasting arima,sarima etc

  • @souvikghosh6509
    @souvikghosh6509 2 года назад +1

    Hi sir, that was very helpful indeed. However, one question still remains..like, how it is impacting the algorithms??

    • @ajaykushwaha4233
      @ajaykushwaha4233 2 года назад

      It all depends on computation power and time. If more features are there with multicolinearity that mean many features are giving same information and it is better to skip those features. So less features mean computation time will be less which is good.

  • @nishantthakur144
    @nishantthakur144 2 года назад +1

    Is Polynomial regression(adding polynomial features)a structural multicollinearity?

    • @campusx-official
      @campusx-official  2 года назад

      stackoverflow.com/questions/67914111/doesnt-introduction-of-polynomial-features-lead-to-increased-collinearity#:~:text=Yes%20it%20adds%20multi%2Dcollinearity,3%20features%20into%20your%20model.

  • @nehashete
    @nehashete 6 месяцев назад

    Unfortunately sports is also iq driven because most games require strategies but we can ignore

  • @huriabilawal104
    @huriabilawal104 Год назад

    Sir my question is . distinction between partial and perfect multicollinearity can u explain me?

  • @apnapython
    @apnapython 2 года назад

    Hi, Can you please let me know when you upload the other interview's video?

  • @ajaykushwaha4233
    @ajaykushwaha4233 2 года назад

    Multicolinearity problem occurs only in regression problems or in classification problem as well ?

  • @aashishmalhotra
    @aashishmalhotra 2 года назад

    Aaj engineering ka last exam tha abh devotedly sari videos lgani hae aapke channel ki . Ek problem sir I'm facing every job under data science Askin for experience how to solve it

    • @abhimanyukspillai6572
      @abhimanyukspillai6572 2 года назад +1

      Do more interesting projects which aligns with the vacancy that you're applying for and add it in your resume. Don't refrain from applying even if the requirement says 2-3yrs of experience. Once they go through your resume there's a High chance that you'll be called up for an Interview and then on it's your show

    • @aashishmalhotra
      @aashishmalhotra 2 года назад

      @@abhimanyukspillai6572 got it with good projects i can apply to 2 3 years experience post as well thanks for advice

  • @mahak8914
    @mahak8914 11 месяцев назад

    Is is ok to remove a column from a df which has high correlation with some other independent column in a classification problem? Or it should be done only in case of regression?

  • @abhishekkeshri3974
    @abhishekkeshri3974 2 года назад

    Hello sir. Sir I want to take your classes. How i can go for it ? Please reply me . And also i visited your website through LinkedIn but it didn't opened so please tell me . Thanks sir . You are awesome ❤️really.
    Sir basically i want to do a project on ml environment but we don't know ml . So i want to do your classes.

  • @soumallatarafder7664
    @soumallatarafder7664 2 года назад

    sir PCA and PCR is not same right? if right then what is pcr

  • @AkashKumar-hu7cj
    @AkashKumar-hu7cj 2 года назад

    you are diamond

  • @varunahlawat9013
    @varunahlawat9013 Год назад

    But sir why exactly multicolinearity affects the performance of regression algorithms(if only prediction matters to us).
    I don't see any effect on the accuracy, although yes, it would take more processing power which could've been optimised but nothing else...

    • @geethasubramanyam
      @geethasubramanyam Месяц назад

      From what I understand, multicollinearity doesn't impact the predictive performance of regression models significantly. I believe that it makes it difficult to individually identify the contribution of each predictor variable to the response variable. So the impact is on interpretation than on prediction, to put it simply.

  • @ajaykushwaha-je6mw
    @ajaykushwaha-je6mw 2 года назад

    Hi Sir,
    do we check Multicollinearity for classification problem as well ?

    • @pulkitaneja1739
      @pulkitaneja1739 Год назад

      If your classification model is linear, ex: logistic regression, then you can check for multicolinearity

  • @helvinharry569
    @helvinharry569 Год назад

    What is VIF?