
Progress from beginner to advanced with real industry case studies and hands-on projects, covering supervised, unsupervised, reinforcement learning, regression, classifiers, deep learning, and practical model evaluation.
Explore machine learning as a subset of artificial intelligence, using statistical models to learn from data, predict outcomes, and apply supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning to chemical industry decisions.
Explore supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning in this module, detailing labeled data training, pattern discovery, and reward-based policies to optimize decisions in chemical industry applications.
Explore real world uses of regression, classification, and reinforcement learning in chemical process industries, from predictive maintenance and process optimization to fault detection, energy management, and catalyst development.
Explore building blocks of machine learning—algorithm, model, predictor variables, and response variable, features, and loss functions—and learn how training splits, hyperparameters, regularization, and evaluation metrics boost profit in chemical industries.
Explore the eight steps of machine learning, from data collection and data preparation to feature engineering, model selection, training, evaluation, optimization, and deployment.
Learn data pre-processing to clean, transform, and prepare raw data for machine learning; apply data cleaning, transformation, feature extraction, encoding, splitting, and augmentation for robust models.
Explore outliers by identifying extreme values using interquartile range and z-score thresholds, learn to remove or replace them, and apply feature scaling techniques like normalization, standardization, and robust scaling.
Explore a MATLAB-based case study in machine learning for chemical industries, applying ICA and Z methods to sample data, identifying outliers 10, 12, and 14, and comparing results.
Identify missing values and classify them as MCAR, MAR, or MNAR, then compare deletion and imputation methods, including mean, median, mode, regression, k-nearest neighbor, and multiple imputation techniques.
Learn how to encode categorical data into numerical features for machine learning, covering one hot encoding, mean encoding, label encoding, target guided ordinal encoding, and binary encoding.
Explain regression as modeling a continuous dependent variable with independent variables from a training data set, using ordinary least squares to minimize squared errors.
The module teaches evaluating regression model performance on unseen test data using metrics such as mean absolute error, mean squared error, root mean squared error, and adjusted R-squared.
Explore applying evaluation metrics in practice across regression, classification, and reinforcement learning, comparing msc, ma, r-squared, adjusted r-squared, accuracy, precision, recall, f1 score, and cost-based measures.
Explore overfitting and underfitting in regression and classification models, balance model complexity with regularization and cross-validation, and recognize signs to ensure strong generalization to new data.
Explore the bias-variance trade-off in machine learning and balance underfitting and overfitting with cross-validation, regularization (ridge, lasso, elastic net), ensemble techniques, and address multicollinearity via VIF.
Explore a bioreactor case study where glucose, biomass, and dissolved oxygen determine gluconic acid yield, and apply machine learning to model the yield from 46 experimental runs.
From Excel to MATLAB, import data with gluconic acid as the target and use the MATLAB regression learner to build models with five-fold cross-validation, selecting Gaussian process regression as best.
Leverage gaussian process regression to forecast gluconic acid yield in a bioreactor, interpret results with response and predicted-versus-actual plots, residuals, and partial dependence.
Model a bioreactor using Gaussian process regression, export the trained model to MATLAB and predict gluconic acid yield on new data, then compare predictions with actual values to assess accuracy.
Explore the MATLAB regression learner app, a GUI that trains regression models from diverse data sources, visualizes results with plots, and automatically generates MATLAB code with cross-validation.
Master the end-to-end steps to build a regression model with the MATLAB regression learner app for chemical industries, from data import to deployment.
Import data from workspace or from file in MATLAB regression learner app, then preprocess by imputing missing values, removing outliers, normalizing, and applying PCA for modeling.
Learn to select the right regression model type—from linear regression to neural networks—using the Regression Learner app, balancing speed, flexibility, and interpretability to prevent overfitting.
Evaluate regression models in MATLAB's regression learner app using MSE, RMSE, R-squared, and MAE; compare models and view predicted versus actual results and residual plots to select the best model.
Visualize regression results in the Regression Learner app using plots like predicted versus actual, residuals, and partial dependence plots; export figures and compare models to interpret performance.
Develop and deploy machine learning–driven soft sensors to predict bottom product purity from temperatures T12, T27, and T42, enabling real-time distillation column monitoring without bottom analyzers.
Develop a soft sensor for bottom composition in a distillation column using MATLAB neural networks via Regression Learner, with partial dependence and feature importance on temperatures T12, T27, T42.
Develop a soft sensor for bottom composition in a distillation column using MATLAB and neural networks, achieving near-perfect R-squared and low MSE for real-time online monitoring.
Explore a benzene reactor study by using machine learning to relate reaction rate to the partial pressures of hydrogen, toluene, and benzene, with 150 data points in MATLAB's regression learner.
Import data from the benzene catalytic reactor into MATLAB, run regression learner with five-fold cross-validation, compare models (linear, SVM, Gaussian process regression, neural network), and select the best R-square model.
Gaussian process regression demonstrates optimizing hyperparameters via bayesian optimization to reduce MSE from 2.9 to 2.1 in a benzene catalytic reactor model, with predicted versus actual and residual analyses.
Demonstrates building a MATLAB neural network to predict a ninth chemical sensor from eight plant sensors, creating a soft sensor to reduce instrument cost through regression and data-driven modeling.
In this case study, learn to build a soft sensor that predicts the ninth chemical sensor from eight plant sensors using a shallow neural network in MATLAB, reducing analyzer costs.
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The uniqueness of this course is that it helps you develop skills to build machine learning applications for complex industrial problems.
Moreover, the course is packed with practical exercises that are based on real-life case studies. So not only will you learn the theory, but you will also get lots of hands-on practice building your own models.
With over 1000 worldwide students, this course guides you step-by-step through the world of Machine Learning, improving your understanding and skills.
You can complete the course in matlab
This course is designed to take you from the basics of machine learning to the advanced level of building machine learning models for real-life problems. Here's a brief overview of what you can expect to learn:
Introduction to machine learning: In this section, you'll learn about the types of machine learning, the use of machine learning, and the difference between human learning and machine learning. You'll also gain insight into how machines learn and the difference between AI, machine learning, and deep learning.
Overview of different types of machine learning: You'll explore real-life examples of machine learning and the different elements of machine learning.
Steps in machine learning: You'll dive into the steps involved in the machine learning process, from data pre-processing to building machine learning models.
Data pre-processing: In this section, you'll learn how to detect outliers, handle missing values, and encode data to prepare it for analysis.
Overview of regression and model evaluation: You'll learn about different model evaluation matrices, such as MAE, MSE, RMSE, R square, and Adjusted R square, and how to interpret them. You'll also learn about overfitting and underfitting.
Case study of Bio reactor modelling: You'll walk through a complete case study of building a machine learning model for bio reactor modelling.
Building machine learning models: You'll learn how to import and prepare data, select the model algorithm, run and evaluate the model, and visualize the results to gain insights.
Detail of modelling by following algorithm: You'll dive into different modelling algorithms, such as linear regression models, decision trees, support vector machine regression, Gaussian process regression model, kernel approximation models, ensembles of trees, and neural networks.
Real-life case study to build soft-sensor for distillation column: You'll explore a real-life case study of building a soft-sensor for a distillation column.
Case study to build an ML model of catalytic reactor: You'll learn about another real-life case study of building an ML model for a catalytic reactor.
Case study to build an ML model for running plant: You'll explore a case study of building an ML model for a running plant.
Modelling by Artificial Neural Network (ANN): You'll gain insight into artificial neural networks, including ANN learning, training, calculation, and advantages and disadvantages. You'll also explore a case study of ANN.
Detail of course:
1. Introduction to machine learning
a. What is machine learning(ML)?
b. Types of machine learning
c. Use of machine learning
d. Difference between human learning and machine learning
e. What is intelligent machine?
f. Compare human intelligence with machine intelligence
g. How machine learns?
h. Difference between AI and machine learning and deep learning
i. Why it is important to learn machine learning?
j. What are the various career opportunities in machine learning?
k. Job market of machine learning with average salary range
2. Overview of different type of machine learning
a. Real Life example of machine learning
b. Elements of machine learning
3. Steps is machine learning
4. Data pre-processing
a. Outlier detection
b. Missing Value
c. Encoding the data
5. Overview of regression and model evaluation
a. Model evaluation matrices, eg. MAE,MSE,RMSE,R square, Adjusted R square
b. Interpretation of these performance matrices
c. Difference between these matrices
d. Overfitting and under fitting
6. Walk through a complete case study of Bio reactor modelling by machine learning algorithm
7. Building machine learning models
a. Overview of regression learner in matlab
b. Steps to build a ML Model
c. Import and Prepare data
d. Select the model algorithm
e. Run and evaluate the model
f. Visualize the results to gain insights
8. Detail of modelling by following algorithm
Linear regression models
Regression trees
Support vector machine regression
Gaussian process regression model
Kernel approximation models
Ensembles of trees
Neural Network
9. Real life case study to build soft-sensor for distillation column
10. Case study to build ML model of catalytic reactor
11. Case study to Build ML model for running plant
12. Modelling by Artificial Neural Network (ANN)
a. Introduction of ANN
b. Understanding ANN learning
c. ANN Training
d. ANN Calculation
e. Advantages and Dsiadvantages of ANN
f. Case study of ANN
Each section is independent, so you can take the whole course or select specific sections that interest you.
You will gain hands-on practice with real-life case studies and access to matlab code templates for your own projects.
This course is both fun and exciting, and dives deep into Machine Learning.
Overall, this course covers everything you need to know to build machine learning models for real-life problems. With hands-on experience and case studies from industry, you'll be well-prepared to pursue a career in machine learning. Enroll now to take the first step towards becoming a machine learning expert!