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scikit-learn tip number 50. heres a simple pattern that can be adapted to solve many machine learning problems it has plenty of shortcomings but can work surprisingly well as is okay before we talk about the shortcomings lets go through the pattern at a high level what im going to show you in this tip is a pipeline that you can directly use or at least adapt to solve many supervised machine learning problems this builds on top of what ive covered in a lot of other tips so ill mention those tips throughout this video let me scroll down so that you can see the pattern this is a two-step pipeline in which the first step is a column transformer for pre-processing and the second step is logistic regression model for classification though the second step could just as easily be a regression model for a regression problem almost all of the code youre seeing is for pre-processing and the pre-processing code is split between numeric columns and categorical columns so lets walk through t