In this manuscript, we demonstrate, by using several regression techniques, that one can machine learn the other independent Hodge numbers of complete intersection Calabi-Yau four-folds and five-folds in terms of h^1, 1 and h^2, 1. Consequently, we combine the Hodge numbers h^1, 1 and h^2, 1 from the complete intersection of Calabi-Yau three-folds, four-folds, and five-folds into a single dataset. We then implemented various classification algorithms on this dataset. For example, the accuracy of the Gaussian process and the naive Bayes classifications are all 100\% when a binary classification of three-folds and four-folds is performed. With the Support Vector Machine (SVM) algorithm plots, a special corner is detected in the Calabi-Yau three-folds landscape (characterized by 17 h^1, 1 30 and 20 h^2, 1 40) when multiclass classification is performed. Furthermore, the best accuracy, 0. 996459, in classifying Calabi-Yau three-folds, four-folds, and five-folds, is obtained with the naive Bayes classification.
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