Welcome back to Pathetic Programming, the only blog series where we celebrate the glorious art of writing Python code that’s equal parts creative, chaotic, and completely unnecessary. This isn’t your…
In the previous blog on Ensemble Learning Explained, we explored the world of ensemble learning and how combining multiple models can often outperform even the most finely tuned single model.…
When you hear "ensemble," you might think of a band — a bunch of musicians, each playing their own instrument, somehow coming together to make magic. Machine learning borrows that…
If you’ve ever wondered how your robotic vacuum cleaner doesn’t slam into walls every time or how a self-driving car hugs curves without spinning out like a confused Beyblade, allow…
If you think your Tesla is watching you, you’re not entirely wrong. But don’t worry—it’s not judging your driving skills (yet). It's just trying to stay in its lane, literally.…
If you've ever argued with a Tesla fanboy, you know that the "LiDAR vs. Camera" debate in self-driving tech is hotter than a GPU running stable diffusion. Some say LiDAR…
Imagine you're learning to play the guitar. Instead of figuring everything out from scratch, you watch an experienced musician, follow their techniques, and build upon their skills. That’s exactly how…
Ever felt like your model’s nearly perfect but needs that little extra "boost"? Your model is not too bad to be thrown away in trash but also not good enough…
Welcome to the Pathetic Programming series where I intend to build programs with some silly and stupid goals. The idea was just to have fun with programming, not think much…
In the previous guide on Support Vector Machines, we understood the basic implementation and functioning of the machine learning classifier. In this post, I’ll walk you through three practical examples…
