Classification
Predict discrete class labels from tabular feature columns
Classification models predict which category a data point belongs to. At inference time, provide tabular data with the same feature columns used during training — the model returns a class label and confidence scores.
Available Models
- Logistic Regression – Linear model for binary and multi-class classification
- Ordinal Logistic Regression – Logistic regression for ordered/ranked categories
- Random Forest – Ensemble of decision trees for robust classification
- Decision Tree – Single interpretable tree-based classifier
- K-Nearest Neighbors – Classify based on similarity to training examples
- Support Vector Machine – Hyperplane-based classifier for complex boundaries
- Naive Bayes – Probabilistic classifier based on Bayes' theorem
- Extra Trees – Randomized ensemble with fast training
- AdaBoost – Boosting ensemble that focuses on hard examples
- Gradient Boosting – Sequential boosting with strong accuracy
- XGBoost – Optimized gradient boosting for tabular data
- LightGBM – Fast gradient boosting with leaf-wise growth
- CatBoost – Gradient boosting with native categorical feature handling
- Multi-Layer Perceptron – Neural network classifier for complex patterns