Jupyter notebooks in this folder illustrate how to construct LinkTM pipelines when conducting exploratory data analysis or performing machine learning modelling task.
- Spiral Pattern Classification (notebook, screenshot)
- Iris Data EDA and Modelling (notebook, screenshot)
- Titanic Data EDA and Modelling (notebook, screenshot)
- Image Generation using Variational Autoencoder (notebook, screenshot)
- Image Restoration using Denoising Autoencoder (notebook, screenshot)
- MNIST Image Classification using CNN (notebook, screenshot)
- Using XGBoost for scikit-learn Datasets (notebook, screenshot)
- Text Data Classification using RNN (notebook, screenshot)
- Deep Q-Network Reinforcement Learning for CartPole Environment (notebook, screenshot)
- Clone this repository to get all the example notebooks (
git clone https://github.com/makinarocks/link-example
).
Or download a notebook file you want to view as follows:- Click the notebook's link.
- In the github-rendered page, click the mouse right button on the
raw
button and select "Save As..." menu. - Save the file as Jupyter notebook.
- If you dont't have LinkTM installed on your local machine, first install the program. Visit LinkTM homepage for more information. (https://link.makinarocks.ai/)
- Run LinkTM by executing
jupyter lab
on your terminal. - Open the downloaded notebook file.
The procedure above is roughly illustrated in the motion GIF below.
For more information on user guide of LinkTM, please visit the introduction page at https://makinarocks.gitbook.io/link/v/en/.
Classification of 2D spiral-distributed data using Pytorch framework
Basic exploratory data analysis (EDA) and modelling of iris data using Scikit-Learn library
Various EDA and ensemble modelling of titanic data using Scikit-Learn library
MNIST image generation test with variational autoencoder (VAE) using Pytorch framework
Restoring corrupted MNIST images with denoising autoencoder using Pytorch framework
Classification of MNIST images with convolutional neural network (CNN) and fully-connected network (FCN) being compared using Pytorch framework
Modelling of diabetes data for regression, classificaion, cross-validation, and hyperparameter searching using Scikit-Learn and XGBoost library
Text classification with RNN using Pytorch library
Deep Q-Network Reignforcement Learning (RL) for CartPole environment using Pytorch and OpenAI-Gym frameworks