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QUICK START GUIDE

Machine Learning with MATLAB


Train Models in Learner Apps​ Machine Learning Functions

Import data from Enable PCA for Select among all Export model to Naming Convention
workspace or file feature reduction common algorithms further optimize fit + c(lassification) / r(egression) + model​
or integrate with e.g., for SVM classifier m = fitcsvm(X,Y)
other code
Algorithm Model
Decision tree c,r tree
Linear model c,r linear
Support vectors c,r svm
Visually assess
model Gaussian kernel c,r kernel
performance Ensembles (incl. random ensem-
c,r
forest) ble
K-nearest neighbor c knn
Discrim. analysis c discr
Naïve Bayes c nb
Gaussian process r gp
Compare model Shown: Classification Learner (Gen.) Linear regression (g)lm
performance Similar: Regression Learner
Nonlin. regression nlm

Feature Selection Hyperparameter Tuning Deploy

Standalone, Web Apps, Spark​


Neighborhood Component Analysis​ Explore and
Share as standalone, MapReduce, and
Automate identifying the features with change
Apache Spark™ applications; web apps; and
predictive power.​ parameters
Microsoft ® Excel® add-ins.​
fscnca(X labels, 'Lambda',…);​ in app:
find(mdl.FeatureWeights > 0.01)​ Integrate with Enterprise IT/OT​
Convert into C/C++, Java®, .NET, or Python®
Automated Bayesian Optimization​ library using MATLAB Compiler SDK™.​
Leverage Bayesian model to decide C-Code Generation​
which points in the hyperparameter Automatically convert to C/C++ code for
space to try next. Much faster than embedded deployment using MATLAB
grid search. Coder™​
mdl = fit…(X,labels, 1. Train model Mdl = fitcsvm(X,Y);
'OptimizeHyperparameters','auto'); saveCompactModel(Mdl,'mySVM');
2.
3. Define entry-point function​
function label = predictSVM(x)​
m = loadCompactModel('mySVM');​
Also available: ​ Matrix factorization label = predict(m,x);​
PCA​ Stepwise regression end
Sparse filtering​ Reconstruction ICA 4. Generate C code​
t-SNE​ codegen predictSVM –args {X}

Learn more: mathworks.com/machine-learning​

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