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Your decision is driven by both the nature of your data and the question you’re trying to answer.  \nANOMALY DETECTION  \n One-class SVM  >100 features,  \naggressive boundary  \nPCA-based anomaly detection  Fast training  \nCLUSTERING  \nK-means  \nSTART  \nDiscovering structure  \nFinding unusual data points  \nvalues  \nPredicting  \nPredicting categories  \nThree or  \nmore  \nTwo  \nMULTI-CLASS CLASSIFICATION  \n~~ ~~ Fast training, linear model   \n~~ ~~ Accuracy, long training times   \n~~ ~~ Accuracy, fast training   \n~~ ~~ Accuracy, small memory footprint   \nDepends on the two-class  classifier, see notes below  \nMulticlass logistic regression  \nMulticlass neural network  \nMulticlass decision forest  \nMulticlass decision jungle  \nOne-v-all multiclass  \nTWO-CLASS CLASSIFICATION  \nTwo-class SVM   \nTwo-class averaged perceptron   \nTwo-class logistic regression   \nTwo-class Bayes point machine   \nAccuracy, fast training  \n>100 features, linear model  \nFast training, linear model  \nFast training, linear model  \nFast training, linear model  \nAccuracy,  \nfast training,  large memory footprint  \nAccuracy, small memory   \nfootprint  \n>100 features   \nAccuracy, long  training times  \nTwo-class decision forest  \nTwo-class boosted decision tree  \nTwo-class decision jungle  \nTwo-class locally deep SVM  \nTwo-class neural network  \nREGRESSION  \nOrdinal regression  Data in rank ordered categories  \n Poisson regression  Predicting event counts  Fast forest quantile regression  Predicting a distribution  Linear regression  Fast training, linear model  \n Linear model, small data sets  \n Accuracy, long training time  \n Accuracy, fast training  \n  Accuracy, fast training, large memory footprint  \nBayesian linear regression  \nNeural network regression  \nDecision forest regression  \nBoosted decision tree regression  \n© 2015 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Created by the Azure Machine Learning Team [Email: AzurePoster@microsoft.com](Email: AzurePoster@microsoft.com) Download this poster: [http://aka.ms/MLCheatSheet](http://aka.ms/MLCheatSheet)","cbCaihTf0y2dlskX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihTf0y2dlskX","pdf",413797,"English","# ANOMALY DETECTION\n# CLUSTERING\n# MULTI-CLASS CLASSIFICATION\n# TWO-CLASS CLASSIFICATION\n# REGRESSION","[{\"question\":\"How does the cheat sheet help choose Azure Machine Learning Studio algorithms?\",\"answer\":\"It links algorithm families to the predictive analytics task and selection drivers such as data nature, feature count, training time, and memory footprint.\"},{\"question\":\"What factors are emphasized for anomaly detection and clustering choices?\",\"answer\":\"For anomaly detection it highlights approaches like one-class SVM and PCA-based methods with notes on boundary behavior and training speed. 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