AI: The Complete Real-World Machine Learning Solutions Course - Beginner To Advanced!
Learn how to perform various machine learning tasks in different environments. Go from Beginner to Advanced level in Machine Learning.
Machine learning is increasingly pervasive in the modern data-driven world. It is used extensively across many fields such as search engines, robotics, self-driving cars, and more.
- Explore classification algorithms and apply them to the income bracket estimation problem
- Use predictive modeling and apply it to real-world problems
- Understand how to perform market segmentation using unsupervised learning
- Explore data visualization techniques to interact with your data in diverse ways
- Find out how to build a recommendation engine
- Understand how to interact with text data and build models to analyze it
- Work with speech data and recognize spoken words using Hidden Markov Models
- Analyze stock market data using Conditional Random Fields
- Work with image data and build systems for image recognition and biometric face recognition
- Grasp how to use deep neural networks to build an optical character recognition system
This course teaches you how to perform various machine learning tasks in different environments. Each lecture in the section will cover a real-life scenario.
So, let's get started!
Course Curriculum
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StartLecture 1 Welcome (3:02)
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StartLecture 2 Preprocessing Data Using Different Techniques (6:20)
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StartLecture 3 Label Encoding (2:19)
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StartLecture 4 Building a Linear Regressor (4:19)
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StartLecture 5 Regression Accuracy and Model Persistence (3:29)
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StartLecture 6 Building a Ridge Regressor (2:29)
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StartLecture 7 Building a Polynomial Regressor (2:21)
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StartLecture 8 Estimating housing prices (3:34)
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StartLecture 9 Computing relative importance of features (1:43)
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StartLecture 10 Estimating bicycle demand distribution (4:21)
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StartLecture 11 Building a Simple Classifier (3:39)
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StartLecture 12 Building a Logistic Regression Classifier (4:41)
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StartLecture 13 Building a Naive Bayes’ Classifier (2:04)
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StartLecture 14 Splitting the Dataset for Training and Testing (1:15)
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StartLecture 15 Evaluating the Accuracy Using Cross-Validation (4:00)
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StartLecture 16 Visualizing the Confusion Matrix and Extracting the Performance Report (4:05)
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StartLecture 17 Evaluating Cars based on Their Characteristics (5:03)
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StartLecture 18 Extracting Validation Curves (2:40)
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StartLecture 19 Extracting Learning Curves (1:30)
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StartLecture 20 Extracting the Income Bracket (3:27)
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StartLecture 21 Building a Linear Classifier Using Support Vector Machine (4:21)
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StartLecture 22 Building Nonlinear Classifier Using SVMs (1:41)
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StartLecture 23 Tackling Class Imbalance (2:43)
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StartLecture 24 Extracting Confidence Measurements (2:25)
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StartLecture 25 Finding Optimal Hyper-Parameters (2:05)
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StartLecture 26 Building an Event Predictor (3:32)
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StartLecture 27 Estimating Traffic (2:27)
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