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Tested AI Models

The document outlines the process of testing AI models, specifically using Random Forests for prediction. It includes steps for importing necessary libraries, reading and preparing data from a CSV file, feature engineering to extract time-based features, and creating lag features for better model learning. Additionally, it describes a function for training and evaluating the model based on the processed data.

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Tested AI Models

The document outlines the process of testing AI models, specifically using Random Forests for prediction. It includes steps for importing necessary libraries, reading and preparing data from a CSV file, feature engineering to extract time-based features, and creating lag features for better model learning. Additionally, it describes a function for training and evaluating the model based on the processed data.

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Tested AI Models:

[Link] Forests:

1.1. Importing Libraries:

import pandas as pd (Handles reading and processing the CSV file)

import numpy as np(Used for mathematical operations)

from [Link] import StandardScaler(Normalizes feature values to improve model


performance)

from sklearn.model_selection import train_test_split(Splits data into training and test sets)

from [Link] import RandomForestRegressor(Machine learning model used for prediction)

from [Link] import mean_squared_error, mean_absolute_error, r2_score(Used to evaluate


model accuracy)

import [Link] as plt(Used to visualize predictions vs. actual values)

1.2. Reading and Preparing Data:

df = pd.read_csv('vm_metrics.csv'): Reads the CSV file (vm_metrics.csv) into a pandas DataFrame


(df).

df['Timestamp'] = pd.to_datetime(df['Timestamp'], unit='s'): Converts the 'Timestamp' column


into a datetime format for time-based feature extraction

1.3. Feature Engineering:

. Extracts time-based features from the Timestamp column:

def create_features(data):

data['hour'] = data['Timestamp'].[Link]

data['day'] = data['Timestamp'].[Link]

data['month'] = data['Timestamp'].[Link]

data['dayofweek'] = data['Timestamp'].[Link]

1.4. Creating Lag Features(previous measurements):

data['lag_1'] = data['Value'].shift(1)

data['lag_2'] = data['Value'].shift(2)

data['rolling_mean'] = data['Value'].rolling(window=3).mean()

return [Link]()

lag_1 and lag_2 → Stores the previous values to help the model learn from past trends.

rolling_mean → Computes the average value over the last 3 records to smooth out fluctuations.

dropna() → Removes rows with NaN values (caused by lagging)


1.5. Training and Evaluating the Model:

def train_evaluate_model(df_metric, metric_name):

df_processed = create_features(df_metric)

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