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    The document describes a dataset containing attributes to classify breast cancer tumors as benign or malignant. It then outlines 24 experiments applying logistic regression or linear regression classification models to subsets of the breast cancer or forest fires datasets. The models are trained and tested on different numbers of examples, and key metrics like cost function values and percentage of correct predictions are reported. The goal is to evaluate the performance of different attribute combinations and models for classification and regression tasks.

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    The document describes a dataset containing attributes to classify breast cancer tumors as benign or malignant. It then outlines 24 experiments applying logistic regression or linear regression classification models to subsets of the breast cancer or forest fires datasets. The models are trained and tested on different numbers of examples, and key metrics like cost function values and percentage of correct predictions are reported. The goal is to evaluate the performance of different attribute combinations and models for classification and regression tasks.

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    Classification Problem: Breast Cancer Wisconsin Attribute Information

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    Classification problem: Breast Cancer Wisconsin

    Attribute Information:
    1. Sample code number: id number
    2. Clump Thickness: 1 - 10
    3. Uniformity of Cell Size: 1 - 10
    4. Uniformity of Cell Shape: 1 - 10
    5. Marginal Adhesion: 1 - 10
    6. Single Epithelial Cell Size: 1 - 10
    7. Bare Nuclei: 1 - 10
    8. Bland Chromatin: 1 - 10
    9. Normal Nucleoli: 1 - 10
    10. Mitoses: 1 - 10
    11. Class: (2 for benign, 4 for malignant)

    1. Apply logistic regression for classification, use inputs Uniformity of Cell Size and
    Mitoses
    Use 500 examples for training
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Omega
    b
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    2. Apply logistic regression for classification, use inputs Uniformity of Cell Size and
    Normal Nucleoli
    Use 500 examples for training
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Omega
    b
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    3. Apply logistic regression for classification, use inputs Uniformity of Cell Size and
    Clump Thickness
    Use 500 examples for training
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Omega
    b
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    4. Apply logistic regression for classification, use inputs Uniformity of Cell Size and
    Uniformity of cell shape
    Use 500 examples for training
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Omega
    b
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    5. Apply logistic regression for classification, use inputs Uniformity of Cell Size and
    Marginal Adhesion
    Use 500 examples for training
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Omega
    b
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    6. Apply logistic regression for classification, use inputs Uniformity of Cell Size and
    Single Epithelial Cell Size
    Use 500 examples for training
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Omega
    b
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    7. Apply logistic regression for classification, use inputs Uniformity of Cell Size and
    Bare Nuclei
    Use 500 examples for training
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Omega
    b
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    8. Apply logistic regression for classification, use inputs Uniformity of Cell Size and
    Bland Chromatin
    Use 500 examples for training
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Omega
    B
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    9. Apply logistic regression for classification, use inputs Uniformity of Cell Size and
    Single Epithelial Cell Size
    Use 500 examples for training and 200 for testing
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Omega
    B
    Testing
    Percentage of correct results

    10. Apply logistic regression for classification, use inputs Uniformity of Cell Size and
    Bland Chromatin
    Use 500 examples for training and 200 for testing
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Omega
    B
    Testing
    Percentage of wrong results

    11. Apply logistic regression for classification, use inputs Uniformity of Cell Size and
    Bare Nuclei
    Use 500 examples for training and 200 for testing
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Omega
    B
    Testing
    Percentage of not defined results (if
    0.4 ≤ ^y ≤0.6 then answer is “not defined”

    12. Apply logistic regression for classification, use inputs Uniformity of Cell Size and
    Uniformity of cell shape
    Use 500 examples for training and 200 for testing
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Omega
    B
    Testing
    Percentage of not defined results (if
    0.35 ≤ ^y ≤ 0.65 then answer is “not defined”

    Linear regression problem: Forest Fires


    Data Set
    Attribute Information:
    1. X - x-axis spatial coordinate within the Montesinho park map: 1 to 9
    2. Y - y-axis spatial coordinate within the Montesinho park map: 2 to 9
    3. month - month of the year: 'jan' to 'dec'
    4. day - day of the week: 'mon' to 'sun'
    5. FFMC - FFMC index from the FWI system: 18.7 to 96.20
    6. DMC - DMC index from the FWI system: 1.1 to 291.3
    7. DC - DC index from the FWI system: 7.9 to 860.6
    8. ISI - ISI index from the FWI system: 0.0 to 56.10
    9. temp - temperature in Celsius degrees: 2.2 to 33.30
    10. RH - relative humidity in %: 15.0 to 100
    11. wind - wind speed in km/h: 0.40 to 9.40
    12. rain - outside rain in mm/m2 : 0.0 to 6.4
    13. area - the burned area of the forest (in ha): 0.00 to 1090.84
    (this output variable is very skewed towards 0.0, thus it may make
    sense to model with the logarithm transform).

    13. Apply linear regression to find dependence of attribute area by FFMC, DMC and DC
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Theta
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration
    14. Apply linear regression to find dependence of attribute area by DC and ISI
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Theta
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    15. Apply linear regression to find dependence of attribute area by temp and RH
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Theta
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    16. Apply linear regression to find dependence of attribute area by wind and rain
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Theta
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    17. Apply linear regression to find dependence of attribute area by RH and wind
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Theta
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    18. Apply linear regression to find dependence of attribute area by FFMC, wind and rain
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Theta
    Value of cost function in the 1st iteration
    Value of cost function in the 101st iteration
    Value of cost function in the last iteration

    19. Apply linear regression to find dependence of attribute area by FFMC, DMC and DC
    Use 300 examples for training and 100 for testing
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Theta
    100
    For test examples find ∑ | y−^y|
    i=1
    20. Apply linear regression to find dependence of attribute area by DC and ISI
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Theta
    100
    For test examples find ∑ | y−^y|
    i=1

    21. Apply linear regression to find dependence of attribute area by temp and RH
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Theta
    100
    For test examples find ∑ | y−^y|
    i=1

    22. Apply linear regression to find dependence of attribute area by wind and rain
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Theta
    100
    For test examples find ∑ | y−^y|
    i=1

    23. Apply linear regression to find dependence of attribute area by RH and wind
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Theta
    100
    For test examples find ∑ | y−^y|
    i=1

    24. Apply linear regression to find dependence of attribute area by FFMC, wind and rain
    Code
    Number of iterations 3000
    Parameters
    Theta
    100
    For test examples find ∑ | y−^y|
    i=1

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