Introduction:
When we are implementing Logistic Regression Machine Learning Algorithm using sklearn, we are calling the sklearn’s methods and not implementing the algorithm from scratch.
In this article, I will be implementing a Logistic Regression model without relying on Python’s easy-to-use sklearn library. This post aims to discuss the fundamental mathematics and statistics behind a Logistic Regression model. I hope this will help us fully understand how Logistic Regression works in the background.
Note that this is one of the posts in the series Machine Learning from Scratch. You may like to read other similar posts like Gradient Descent From Scratch, Linear Regression from Scratch, Decision Tree from Scratch, Neural Network from Scratch
You may like to watch this article as a video, in more detail, as below:
