
Discover beginner-friendly machine learning through six real world projects, including image classification of dogs and cats, facial recognition on mobile devices, natural language processing, offensive comment detection, and recommendation systems.
Learn what artificial intelligence is and how complex software mimics human learning, speech recognition, and creativity, powering Uber's fraud protection, risk assessment, and route optimization.
Explore the two forms of artificial intelligence—narrow AI and artificial general intelligence—alongside the relationships between AI, machine learning, and deep learning, with real-world examples like Google search and self-driving cars.
Learn how machine learning, a subfield of artificial intelligence, learns from examples instead of explicit instructions, with applications like spam filters and voice assistants.
Play a game that shows how machine learning recognizes doodles, using neural networks and the world's largest doodling data set to improve recognition.
Train a cat vs dog classifier using Cognimates, creating a vision model, setting an API key, uploading ten images per category, and testing predictions in supervised learning.
Apply a pre-trained machine learning model to sort images into cat or dog categories using a code lab interface, vision blocks, and a dynamic image address list with confidence scores.
Train a simple emotion recognition model with Teachable Machine using three classes—happy, surprised, angry—via camera input and examples. Learn how the model analyzes the whole screen and shows confidence scores.
Explore how facial recognition works by creating and comparing faceprints against watch lists, addressing lighting and angle challenges, and using infrared dot technology like Apple's Face ID across apps.
Create a real-time face filter using a pretrained face detection model on a webcam to add cartoon eyes and a nose with a block-based interface.
Explore natural language processing (NLP) and how machines analyze and understand textual data, enabling applications like chatbots and anti-bullying systems.
Train a machine learning model to recognize offensive text for anti-bullying AI using NLP, building a two-category classifier (offensive vs nice) and testing its accuracy.
Apply a trained machine learning model to an anti-bullying project by creating happy, sad, and not sure faces, then classify user comments as offensive or nice to update the avatar.
Explore what a chatbot is, how it interacts with users conversationally, and how NLP and machine learning enable automated, personalized responses across messaging apps.
Build a real machine learning chatbot for Azerbaijan by training categories like population, regions, and facts with examples, then implement if-then responses and confidence-based replies.
Train a machine learning model to recognize speech for controlling a Scratch character, using background noise, left and right commands, and speech recognition blocks to move the sprite.
Learn how recommendation systems match users with goods or services using data and behavior to deliver personalized suggestions that save time and improve experiences, with Netflix and YouTube examples.
Create a tourist information board that uses a trained machine learning model to classify user interests, train with labeled examples, and test recommendations like museum or park.
Create a tourist recommender bot that uses a trained ml model to recognize user input and suggest attractions like museums, parks, or galleries on a map.
Are you interested in the rapidly growing field of Machine Learning? Look no further! This exciting course features engaging projects that will help you apply your newfound knowledge!
From Google to Udemy, companies worldwide are utilizing Machine Learning models to improve their products and services. In this course, you'll gain a fundamental understanding of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence (AI), including how machines learn and the potential applications for these powerful tools.
You'll learn the working process of Machine Learning through a series of easy-to-follow tutorials. With each lesson, you'll develop new skills and gain confidence in your understanding of this dynamic sub-field of AI.
But don't take our word for it - just look at the success of ChatGPT! As one of the most popular language models powered by AI and Machine Learning, ChatGPT has demonstrated the limitless possibilities of these technologies to improve our daily lives.
I will help you to understand what is artificial intelligence, how machines learn and you will create real-life projects by using machine learning models. The lectures are carefully designed to target specific machine learning models and real-life applications without getting into boring or complex details.
This course is fun and exciting, but at the same time, we'll dive into Machine Learning. It is structured in the following way:
We are going to start understanding a working principle of machine learning models and then we will jump right into training our first machine learning model and making a project which recognizes pictures of dogs and cats.
Then, we are going to learn what is a facial recognition and how mobile phones detects our face to unlock themselves. We’ll make AI-powered face filters that Instagram, Snapchat and other platforms use.
And after that we will understand what is a Natural Language Processing. We are going to train machine learning models to recognize text and sound and we will make Anti-Bullying AI system that facebook, Instagram use in their platforms to detect offensive comments.
Then we are going to see how chatbots work and how big companies which receive thousands of messages per day benefit from the chatbots.
Finally, we’ll explore what is a recommendation system and how companies like Amazon, Netflix recommend products or movies to their customers or how youtube chooses videos to recommend them to their users.
Upon completing this course, you will have the skills and knowledge needed to create fun and useful Machine Learning models and projects.
The course is regularly updated with new materials, tips and tricks that you can use in your projects!
* Students under 18 but above the age of consent may purchase the course only if a parent or guardian opens their account, handles any enrollments, and manages their account usage.