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PCA (Principal Component Analysis)
Principal Component Analysis (PCA) is a powerful technique to reduce dimensionality while preserving essential data variance. It helps tackle the curse of dimensionality, simplifies complex datasets, and enhances model performance by extracting key features. This post breaks down PCA step-by-step, from geometric intuition and variance maximization to real-world applications and limitations.

Aryan
Mar 26


EIGEN DECOMPOSITION
Explore eigen decomposition through special matrices like diagonal, orthogonal, and symmetric. Understand matrix composition and how PCA leverages eigenvalues and eigenvectors to reduce dimensionality, reveal hidden patterns, and transform data. This post breaks down complex concepts into simple, visual, and intuitive insights for data science and machine learning.

Aryan
Mar 23


EIGEN VECTORS AND EIGEN VALUES
Eigenvectors and eigenvalues reveal how matrices reshape space. From understanding linear transformations to exploring rotation axes and dimensionality reduction in PCA, this post dives into the heart of matrix magic—explained visually, intuitively, and practically.

Aryan
Mar 22


NAÏVE BAYES Part - 3
Naive Bayes may sound too simple to be smart, but its logic is rooted in solid probability. In this post, we break down the core intuition behind the algorithm, explore how it handles real-world uncertainty, and explain why "naive" assumptions often lead to surprisingly accurate predictions.

Aryan
Mar 17


NAÏVE BAYES Part - 2
Naive Bayes is a simple yet powerful classification algorithm based on Bayes’ Theorem. It's widely used in spam detection, sentiment analysis, and text classification. This post explains how it works, covers its main types (Gaussian, Multinomial, Bernoulli), and includes a Python implementation for beginners and data science learners.

Aryan
Mar 16


NAÏVE BAYES Part - 1
Discover how the Naive Bayes algorithm powers fast and effective classification in machine learning. In this blog, we break down the math, intuition, and real-world applications of Naive Bayes — from spam detection to sentiment analysis — using simple examples and clear explanations.

Aryan
Mar 15


Probability Part - 2
This post explores the foundations of probability, including joint, marginal, and conditional probabilities using real-world examples like the Titanic dataset. We break down Bayes' Theorem and explain the intuition behind conditional probability, making complex ideas easy to grasp.

Aryan
Mar 12


Probability Part - 1
Dive into the world of probability with Part 1 of this blog series, where we lay the foundation for understanding uncertainty in everyday events. From basic definitions to real-life examples, we break down core concepts like sample space, events, and types of probability in the simplest terms. Ideal for beginners and revision before exams!

Aryan
Mar 10


Classification Metrics
Classification metrics like accuracy, precision, recall, and F1-score help evaluate model performance. Accuracy shows overall correctness, while precision and recall highlight how well the model handles positive predictions. F1-score balances both. A confusion matrix provides the foundation for these metrics. Choosing the right metric ensures reliable and context-aware classification, especially in imbalanced datasets.

Aryan
Mar 2


KNN (K-Nearest Neighbors)
Understand K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN), a lazy learning algorithm that predicts by finding the closest training data points. Explore how it works, its classification and regression modes, key hyperparameters, overfitting/underfitting issues, and optimized search structures like KD-Tree and Ball Tree for efficient computation.

Aryan
Feb 22
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