Following along with Sentdex’s tutorial
This follows along with the tutorial: Scikit-learn Machine Learning with Python and SKlearn.
How to use Scikit-learn (sklearn) with the python programming language to do Machine Learning with Support Vector Machines. Covered specifically here, we learn how to use Linear SVC to see if we can determine, based on fundamental information, whether a stock is likely to outperform the market or not.
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Intro to a practical example of Machine Learning with the Python programming language and the Scikit-learn, or sklearn, module. We're covering an example with investing, where we use machine learning to discern fundamental characteristics of companies that perform well over a long term period.
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Show you simple machine learning can actually be, where the real hard part is actually getting data, labeling data, and organizing the data. To emphasize this, we're going to use a pre-existing data set that comes with of Scikit-Learn.
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Cover how to acquire, label and organize data, as well as figure out which machine learning algorithm to use.
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How to handle our data set for machine learning. Cover basic code regarding how to pull specific data points out of the file.
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Pulling out the specific data point that we're interested in as using as a feature. Video | Text
Use the Pandas module to help structure and modify our data.
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Grab S&P 500 index data to use as a benchmark. Label stocks that outperform market or not.
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Label data using the stock price's performance compared to the S&P 500 index's performance.
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Calculate the difference in percent change performance between the individual stocks and the overall S&P 500 index.
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Labeling data as out or under-performing the S&P500.
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Basic linear SVC example with scikit-learn.
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How to grab more data features from our data set for us to do learning on. Video | Text