Reduce feature complexity while preserving essential information and patterns
← Back to Data ScienceUnderstand the need for dimensionality reduction and its role in machine learning and data analysis.
Master the most fundamental linear dimensionality reduction technique using eigenvalue decomposition.
Learn supervised dimensionality reduction that maximizes class separability.
Explore advanced non-linear techniques for visualization and manifold learning.
Understand how to discover low-dimensional manifolds embedded in high-dimensional spaces.
Learn techniques to select the most relevant features rather than transforming them.
Explore matrix decomposition techniques for dimensionality reduction and data compression.
Learn neural network-based approaches for non-linear dimensionality reduction.
Learn methods to evaluate the quality of dimensionality reduction and choose optimal parameters.
Apply dimensionality reduction techniques to specific domains like text processing and image analysis.
Implement dimensionality reduction in real-world projects with best practices and optimization.
Understand the need for dimensionality reduction and its role in machine learning and data analysis.
Learn how high-dimensional data creates challenges for machine learning algorithms and data analysis.
Distance Concentration Sparse Data OverfittingUnderstand computational and statistical problems that arise with many features.
Compare linear transformations like PCA with non-linear methods like t-SNE.
Distinguish between selecting existing features and creating new transformed features.
Learn when to use methods that consider target variables versus those that don't.
Supervised: LDA Unsupervised: PCAUse dimensionality reduction to create 2D and 3D visualizations of high-dimensional data.
Understand how dimensionality reduction improves computational efficiency and storage requirements.
Learn to balance dimensionality reduction with preserving important information in the data.
Master the most fundamental linear dimensionality reduction technique using eigenvalue decomposition.
Understand the mathematical principles behind PCA and how it finds principal components.