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AI Artificial Intelligence Course

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Overview

An introduction to R and Python programming languages, plus a deep coverage of the mathematics, algorithms and technology of Machine learning. This 5-day course is designed for people who are already working with Big Data and analysing large statistical sets. By attending this course you'll learn what an effective Machine Learning approach looks like in an organisation. You'll learn to understand different models of Machine Learning and how to implement them. Also covered is how to validate the statistical quality and the metrics attached to that data and how to implement them practically using Python and R.

Audience

Each participant will leave with a recognised certificate

Outline

  • Machine Learning: Method
  • Introduction to Python
  • Data Preparation in Python
  • Machine Learning: Regression
  • Introduction to Mathematics
  • Mathematics of Machine Learning
  • Machine Learning Algorithms
  • Probability and Statistics
  • Python Machine Learning
  • Clustering in Python
  • Deep Learning in Python
  • Evaluating ML algorithms
  • Choosing ML algorithms: Cross Validation
  • Ensemble Modelling

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