Refactor logistic regression to OOP class with multi-class support#14923
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Refactored the core layout of
machine_learning/logistic_regression.py. The original implementation was limited to Batch Gradient Descent and binary classification. This upgrade introduces a robust, object-orientedLogisticRegressionclass capable of handling both binary and advanced multi-class datasets entirely from scratch using NumPy.< 1e-6).np.random.seed,np.random.randn,np.random.permutation) to utilize modernnp.random.default_rng()constraints as recommended by NumPy documentation.black,ruff check, andmypy).Verification Results
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