# Week 3 - Intro Kaggle competition - EDA and baseline models with PyTorch

## Course session

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[**https://drive.google.com/file/d/18VsrKSqNFaWeWsL24ULFrNnwpghpdwJZ/view?usp=sharing**](https://drive.google.com/file/d/18VsrKSqNFaWeWsL24ULFrNnwpghpdwJZ/view?usp=sharing)

**Walk-through**

Hyperparameter experiment

The following notebook will show how to set up a hyperparameter experiment in plain PyTorch. More importantly it give you the results and enables you to analyze and play around

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**Kaggle**&#x20;

* Introduction
* Titanic

**Solutions exercise MLP**&#x20;

Presentation from the participants of the MLP from Coursera

## **To-do**

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Watch the videos on the next page

Go through the following notebooks and complete the second one (assignment notebook):

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The first notebook
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The assignment notebook
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The next task is to analyze the results of the hyperparameter experiment and create a small presentation on your findings(e.g. batch size of 16 with lr=0.2 seems to equal batch size of 1 with lr=0.01). Here is the notebook again:

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Run your own hyperparameter experiment

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Do your own EDA on the Titanic Dataset and/or look at other EDA notebooks from competitors. Make a final presentable EDA notebook.

Familiarize yourself with this PyTorch Tutorials:

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