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Linear Regression Classification HW2 Q5/6
Hello, I am having trouble understanding the procedure for binary classification using linear regression.
For ordinary linear regression, as I understand it, we may compute the weights by taking the product pseudo-inverse matrix and the y-vector. In 2D, the line obtained by linear regression is then y = w0 + w1 * x. Now for the binary case, instead of using the actual y-coordinate value of a data point, we use its binary classification relative to the target function. In this case, the only difference would be that the y-vector which is to be multiplied by the pseudo-inverse matrix consists only of +1 and -1 values. However, when I try this I get an hypothesis line nearly perpendicular to the target function. Could someone please clarify? Thanks |
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On further investigation. I now think that the y-vector should be the vector whose elements are sign(wf[0] + wf[1] * x) where the target function is y = wf[0] + wf[1] * x. I now have an E_in of about 0.13.
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Re: Linear Regression Classification HW2 Q5/6
I get average E_in as ~ 0.13, however the answer is shown as [Answer edited out by admin].
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Sorry for posting the answer in the comment.
I had a bug in the target function which was causing erroneous partitioning. Once I fixed it, things started working as expected. Thank you! :) |
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