K-Fold Cross Validation, Stratified K-Fold, Leave-one-out Leave-P-Out Cross Validation Mahesh Huddar

[@lfjv]

Beautifully explained. Watched the video for visual explanation of Stratified K Fold. You nailed it in your explanation. Thank you.

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[@shiwanideshmukh148]

I watched the video for a visual demonstration of cross-validation and found it to be exceptionally well explained and easily comprehensible. You did an excellent job in your explanation. Thank you very much.

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[@yashvardhangoyal9063]

Almost everyone studies from your videos in my college,thank you sir!

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In which college you are studying..?

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@@MaheshHuddar sir SRM

[@BheezHandle]

very concise yet detailed, Thanks so much, you just explain what a 2 hours video cant explain in 9 mins. Thanks.

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[@prashantwalke]

K -fold and leave one out are same or not😊

[@khanatohhainabhai7541]

Very informative video sir☺️

[@priyam86f]

amazing, thanks a lot for clearing the concepts so well.

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[@debajyotimukhopadhyay]

Crisp. To the point. Awesome

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[@misahhere9224]

Sir, I could not differentiate between k fold n leave one out, both seemed to be same only

[@HarshPatel-iy5qe]

lets assume you have 10 samples.
In K fold let say we choose k=3
which means we will cerate 3 validation set. training and testing sample in each 3 set will be different.
In leave one out is like sliding window technique.
as we assume we have total 10 samples so in leave one out , we will create 10 validation set.
like
1st have 9 train data 1 test data
2nd have 8 train data 2 test data
....so on

[@HarshPatel-iy5qe]

lets assume you have 10 samples.
In K fold let say we choose k=3
which means we will cerate 3 validation set. training and testing sample in each 3 set will be different.
In leave one out is like sliding window technique.
as we assume we have total 10 samples so in leave one out , we will create 10 validation set.
like
1st have 9 train data 1 test data
2nd have 8 train data 2 test data
....so on

[@misahhere9224]

thankyou @@HarshPatel-iy5qe

[@057hemantkumar6]

Mrng me exam hai jaldi se padh leta hu ..... Best explanation

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In which university you are studying..?

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@@MaheshHuddar RGPV

[@BheezHandle]

hahaha, deadliner, hope you made the best out of the examination already.....

[@shaikhuzma786]

Tqsm sir i want notes can u pls send me😊

[@MaheshHuddar]

Thank You

[@sathirawijeratne7872]

Thankyou🎉

[@miguel5zx]

awesome, you did a good job, explaining the topic

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[@sahilsharma2867]

Good explanation sir

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[@Vinit_Gambhir]

Thank you Sir ❤

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[@shahulrahman2516]

Great video

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[@MrKhan-gb3rc]

How to select the optimum value of K?

[@messiisthebest]

do we train same model in all fold?

[@MaheshHuddar]

Yes

[@SazzadHissain]

What did you mean by the term “example”? Data point/row ?

[@MaheshHuddar]

Data point

[@tecnom7133]

Thanks

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[@FaruqAtilola]

Thank you!

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[@mouradchaa5514]

Good tutorial

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[@maths_impact]

Wonderful sir

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@@MaheshHuddar sir is stratified k-fold applied in genetic algorithm

[@everythinginworld3205]

sir plz give me link to ppt

[@mr.gouravkale]

Where is python code sir?