ridge-regression

ridge-regression is an implementation of linear regression with L2 regularization that uses batch gradient descent to optimize weights.

Requirements:

• numpy 1.17.2

• pandas 0.25.1

• progressbar2 3.37.1

Usage:

from models.linear_model import LinearModel

model = LinearModel(train='data/PA1_train.pkl', # Path to training set
                    validation='data/PA1_dev.pkl', # Path to validation set
                    test='data/PA1_test.pkl', # Path to test set
                    target='price', # Target for prediction
                    rate=1e-05, # Learning rate for gradient descent
                    lam=0, # Regularization penalty
                    eps=0.5, # Stopping condition for norm of gradient
                    normalize=True) # Indicate whether or not to normalize data

names = model.weight_labels # Extract labels for weights
learned_model = model.train_model(max_iter=10000) # Train model
val_predictions = model.predict_validation(learned_model['weights'])['predictions'] # Get predictions on validation set
test_predictions = model.predict_test((learned_model['weights']))['predictions'] # Get predictions on test set

Data:

The data/ folder contains .csv files with training, validation, and test sets.

To run models:

In run module:

• run_part0.py takes care of cleaning training, validation, and test sets.

• run_part1.py normalizes data to [0, 1] scale, and runs linear regression without L2 regularization penalty for various learning rates.

• run_part2.py normalizes data to [0, 1] scale, runs linear regression with L2 regularization with fixed learning rate and various regularization penalties.

• run_part3.py no normalization, runs linear regression without L2 regularization penalty for given learning rates.

Use python main.py to run all four parts.