
Welcome to this course. Let's understand what is Machine learning.
You will learn about relations between Algorithm, Features, Data and Classical Programs, Data Science, Data Mining, and Machine Learning.
In this lecture, you will learn about some of the important terms and keywords used in machine learning i.e. Observations, Labels, Features, Predictors, Independent Variable, Target Variable, Predictions, Categorical Variable, Numerical Variables, Feature Matrix, Target Vector.
In this lecture, you will learn about the different types of the machine learning algorithms.
Supervised
Regression
Linear Regression
Simple Linear Regression
Multiple Linear Regression
Polynomial Linear Regression
Classification
Logistic Regression
Decision Tree
Support Vector Machine (SVM)
Naive Bayes (NB)
K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN)
Random Forest
Unsupervised
Clustering
K-Means
Association
Aprio
Reinforcement Learning
Trial & Error
Markov Decision Process
In this lecture, you will understand different types of data i.e. Numerical, Categorical, Continuous, Discrete, Binomial, Nominal, Ordinal, and the distribution they follow i.e. Normal, T-Distribution, Histogram.
In this lecture, you will learn about IDE tools like IDLE, Jupyter, Spyder, and Google Collab.
In this lecture you will install Anaconda and Jupyter Notebook.
In this lecture, you will learn about the Google Collab tool.
In this lecture, you will learn about Kaggle.
In this lecture, you will learn the basics of Python programming. You will learn about:
White space Indentation while writing a Python Program
Different data types and data structures like int, string, list, dictionary, tuples
Flow Control and Loop
Functions
Modules
In this lecture, you will learn about python library NumPy and it's functions like
array, max,argmax,min,argmin,linspace,random.randnt,random.rand,size and other functions.
The focus of this lecture is the use of NumPy in the single dimensional array.
In this lecture, you will learn about python library NumPy and it's functions like
array, max,argmax,min,argmin,linspace,random.randnt,random.rand,size and other functions.
The focus of this lecture is the use of NumPy in a multi-dimensional array.
In this lecture, you will learn about python library NumPy and it's functions like
std,log,sqrt
The focus of this lecture is the use of NumPy statistical functions.
In this lecture, you will explore different features of Jupyter and also explore Python library Pandas.
Create Pandas data frame
Indexing using the index method
Slicing and Dicing Data Set using iloc and loc methods
Import data from files using Pandas read_csv and other methods.
In this lecture, you will go through the essential features of Panda's time series tool.
In this lecture, you will learn about Matplot and it's features like 2D visualization, 3D visualization, Basemap.
In this lecture, you will learn about data exploration using the Python library Seaborn. You will understand
Data Distribution
Data correlation and heat map
Scatter plots and linear regression plots
Cat Plots
and other visualizations
In this lecture you will understand data preprocessing.
In this lecture you will learn data pre-processing techniques like Label Encoder, Sklearn library, preprocessing, model-selection methods. Test_train_split method and OneHotEncoder method.
In this section you will learn about supervised learning regression.
In this lecture you will learn what is simple linear regression and how it's coefficients are calculated using least square method and root mean square error (RMSE).
In this lecture, you will write a Simple Linear Algorithm from scratch using Python 3.
In this lecture, you are going to do predictive analysis on building height and number of stories data set using machine learning simple linear algorithm. You will use python provided libraries Numpy, Pandas, Matplot, and Sklearn.
In this lecture, you are going to do predictive analysis on building height and number of stories data set using machine learning simple linear algorithm. You will use python provided libraries Numpy, Pandas, Matplot, and Sklearn.
In this lecture, you will understand what is Multiple Linear Regression.
This lecture will show you where to get the data from for practicing multiple linear regression.
In this lecture, you will import the mpg data set into the pandas dataframe, provide column names, use the to_numeric function to change one of the feature values to the numeric value, and check multicollinearity.
This lecture is a continuation of the multiple linear regression you are building from the previous lecture. In this lecture, you are going to use the Variance Inflation Factor to get rid of multicollinearity. Then you will draw a scatter plot of remaining independent variables using a sea-born pair plot.
This lecture is a continuation of the multiple linear regression you are building from the previous lecture. In this lecture, you are going to compare p-value with t, split the data set in training and test data, and run multiple linear regression models. Then you will draw a distribution plot of y pred and y test.
In this lecture, you will get introduced to Polynomial Linear Regression.
In this lecture, you will use a polynomial linear regression model to predict the fuel efficiency of cars.
In this lecture, you will understand what is the difference between the Parametric and Non-parametric models and how K-Nearest Neighbor (KNN) model works.
In this lecture, you will learn about K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) Regression algorithm. You will calculate the r2 score and root mean square error of each regression model to compare the improvement in prediction.
In this lecture, you will learn about K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN) Regression algorithm. You will calculate the r2 score and root mean square error of each regression model to compare the improvement in prediction.
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From basic concepts about Python Programming, Supervised Machine Learning, Unsupervised Machine Learning to Reinforcement Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing (NLP), this course covers all you need to know to become a successful Machine Learning Professional!
But that's not all! Along with covering all the steps of Machine Learning functions, this course also has quizzes and projects, which allow you to practice the things learned throughout the course!
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