Which machine learning algorithms should you use for your research or project?
There are already several automatized programs that take your data and evaluate machine learning algorithms on it. By design, those methods won’t use the optimal parameters or don’t use the recent technology. In this notes we aim to give several examples of algorithms and applications to help you identify the method most suitable for your problem while understanding how to use the more capabilities of the algorithm. This will be an important difference if you are interested in research, or to optimize a solution to a problem. In case that all you want is a quick solution without worrying if it is optimal or not, you may prefer to use automatized methods instead, we will mention a couple of them in the corresponding section.
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Hello, I am Peter. My research interests are: Engineering, Optimization, Hardware, Modeling and Simulation. My training is in Mechanical Engineering and Material Science.
Hello, I am Alex. My research interests are Financial Mathematics. My training is in Physics.
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