Machine Learning Algorithms Guide

Machine Learning means using data and algorithms to build intelligent systems. Machine Learning algorithms are computational procedures that enable machines to learn patterns and relationships from data without being explicitly programmed. These algorithms allow machines to make predictions, decisions, and classifications based on the patterns they have learned from the data. If you want to learn all ML algorithms, this article is for you. In this article, I’ll take you through a guide to all Machine Learning algorithms solved and explained using Python.

All Machine Learning Algorithms Guide

Below is a list of all Machine Learning algorithms linked with an appropriate guide to learn the concepts and their implementation using Python.

Regression Algorithms

Linear Classification Algorithms

Naive Bayes Algorithms

SVM and KNN Algorithms

Decision Trees and Ensemble Methods

Boosting Algorithms

Clustering Algorithms

Neural Network Architectures

Time Series

So this was a guide to all the most important Machine Learning algorithms you should know about as a Data Scientist or an ML Engineer. Each algorithm in the list is linked to a guide that will help you learn the concept behind the algorithm with implementation using Python. You can also follow my book on Machine Learning algorithms shown below to learn about all Machine Learning algorithms and essential concepts in detail step by step.

Machine Learning Algorithms: Handbook

A step by step guide to all Machine Learning algorithms with implementation using Python!

Summary

The above list will keep updating with more concepts and algorithms. ML algorithms are computational procedures that enable machines to learn patterns and relationships from data without being explicitly programmed. I hope you liked this article on a list of all Machine Learning algorithms solved and explained using Python. Feel free to ask valuable questions in the comments section below.

Aman Kharwal
Aman Kharwal

Data Strategist at Statso. My aim is to decode data science for the real world in the most simple words.

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