04. Demo 1: Hyperparameter Tuning with Grid Search
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Optimizing Hyperparameters Using Grid Search
In machine learning, finding the optimal combination of hyperparameters significantly improves model performance. This guide details using grid search to automate this process.
Key Steps:
Data Preparation
- Generate a synthetic dataset with 10,000 samples, 20 features, and 2 classes for classification.
- Ensure data consistency by checking feature scales.
- Split data into training and testing sets, using a 70/30 split, vital for validation.
Initial Model Training
- Use Support Vector Classifier (SVC) with default hyperparameters.
- Evaluate model accuracy: achieve ~73% cross-validation and test scores.
Grid Search Implementation
- Import
GridSearchCVto automate hyperparameter tuning. - Define a search grid for hyperparameters, C (regularization) and Kernel (function type).
- Conduct the search with multiple cores for faster processing.
- Import
Analyzing Results
- Identify best hyperparameter combo (C=10, Kernel=rbf) achieving ~73.77% accuracy.
- Display rankings and inspect learning curves.
Further Optimization
- Drop ineffective parameters and explore other hyperparameters for improvement.
This approach systematically enhances model performance by efficiently exploring hyperparameter space. Additional adjustments can fine-tune results further.