Linear Regression
Simple numeric prediction baseline; interpretable but assumes a mostly linear relationship.
A practical model map covering what each model does, where it is useful and the limitation you should remember in an interview or project.
Simple numeric prediction baseline; interpretable but assumes a mostly linear relationship.
Strong interpretable classification baseline with probability outputs.
Rule-based model that is intuitive but can overfit without controls.
Many randomized trees reduce variance and handle nonlinear relationships well.
Sequential boosted trees that are strong on structured/tabular data.
Predicts from nearby examples; simple but sensitive to scaling and dataset size.
Partitions data around centroids; useful when compact spherical clusters are meaningful.
Projects features into directions of maximum variance for compression and visualization.
Learns flexible nonlinear representations but needs more data, tuning and computation.
Attention-based architecture behind modern language models and many sequence systems.
Maps text or other objects into vectors for semantic search, clustering and retrieval.
Combines generation with external retrieval to improve grounding and domain usefulness.