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moheetsubudhi-isb/ml-toolkit

v1.0.0MIT

Data-science skills for framing ML problems, auditing data, engineering features, reducing dimensions, clustering, model selection and validation, classification and regression metrics, tree ensembles, linear and logistic models, anomaly detection, and text embeddings.

regression-error-metrics

Judge whether a regression or forecast model's errors are good enough, and choose the error metric the business should see: MAE, RMSE, MAPE, WAPE, R-squared, bias, or a cost-weighted error. Use whenever someone asks whether an RMSE, MAE or MAPE value is good; why R-squared is high but predictions are still useless, or negative on test data; which metric to report for price, demand, delivery-time, sales or salary predictions; why MAPE explodes when actual values are small; how to compare a model with a naive, last-period or average baseline; how errors differ across segments or ranges; whether over- and under-prediction cost the same; or how to read a residual plot for a predictive model. Not for classification metrics or thresholds, not for ranking or recommender metrics, and not for testing whether a coefficient is statistically significant.

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