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Day 20 - Hyperparameters / What is Hyperparameter Tuning and What are the 3 Methods? Quiz

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Question 1 of 8

What is the primary difference between parameters and hyperparameters in machine learning?

A

Parameters are more important than hyperparameters

B

Hyperparameters are learned from the data, while parameters are set manually

C

Parameters are learned from the data, while hyperparameters are set prior to learning

D

There is no difference between parameters and hyperparameters

Question 2 of 8

Which of the following is NOT a common consequence of poorly set hyperparameters?

A

Underfitting

B

Overfitting

C

Poor generalization on unseen data

D

Faster training times

Question 3 of 8

In a Random Forest model, which of the following is a hyperparameter?

A

The split points in individual decision trees

B

The number of trees (n_estimators)

C

The predicted class labels

D

The feature importances

Question 4 of 8

Why is the choice of kernel in Support Vector Machines (SVMs) considered a hyperparameter?

A

It's learned automatically from the data

B

It doesn't affect the model's performance

C

It's set prior to training and affects how the model learns

D

It's only relevant for classification tasks

Question 5 of 8

Which hyperparameter tuning method exhaustively searches through all possible combinations of hyperparameters?

A

Random Search

B

Bayesian Optimization

C

Grid Search

D

Genetic Algorithm

Question 6 of 8

In a scenario with limited computational resources and a large hyperparameter space, which method would likely be most efficient?

A

Grid Search

B

Random Search

C

Exhaustive Search

D

Manual Tuning

Question 7 of 8

What is a key advantage of Bayesian Optimization in hyperparameter tuning?

A

It always finds the global optimum

B

It requires no prior knowledge of the hyperparameters

C

It efficiently uses information from previous evaluations to guide future searches

D

It's the fastest method for all types of models

Question 8 of 8

In the context of hyperparameter tuning, what does "cross-validation" primarily help with?

A

Speeding up the tuning process

B

Reducing the number of hyperparameters to tune

C

Providing a more reliable estimate of model performance

D

Automatically selecting the best hyperparameters

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