Machine Learning Certification Training

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Designing machines that can learn from examples is a fascinating topic for our machine-learning training. The course covers the required concepts, ideas, and machine learning algorithms. The techniques are based on statistics and probability, which are currently crucial for creating artificial intelligence (AI) systems. Optimal Online Training

Machine Learning Training Course Syllabus

Introduction to MachineLearning

✔ What is MachineLearning
✔ Who is a Data Scientist
✔ How ML is Different from Programming
✔ Languages
✔ Use cases of ML
✔ Techniques used in ML

✔ Data Collection
✔ Data Cleansing
✔ Data Visualization
✔ Web Scrapping

Machine Learning Algorithms

✔ Supervised Learning

✔ Classification
✔ Regression

✔ Un-Supervised Learning

✔ Association Rules
✔ Clustering

✔ Time Series Analysis

Classification Using Nearest Neighbours

✔ Understanding classification using Nearest Neighbours
✔ The KNN algorithm
✔ Different Distance Metrics
✔ Choosing an appropriate k
✔ Preparing data for use with KNN
✔ Strengths And Weaknesses of KNN
✔ Collecting data
✔ Exploring and preparing the data

✔ normalizing numeric data
✔ creating training and test datasets

✔ Training a model on the data
✔ Evaluating model performance
✔ Improving model performance
✔ z-score standardization
✔ Testing alternative values of k
✔ Why KNN is Lazy Learner?
✔ Case Study

Classification Using Naive Bayes

✔ Understanding naive Bayes

✔ Basic concepts of Bayesian methods
✔ Probability
✔ Joint probability
✔ Conditional probability with Bayes theorem

✔ The Naive Bayes algorithm

✔ The naive Bayes classification
✔ The Laplace estimator
✔ Using numeric features with naive Bayes
✔ Strengths and Weakness

✔ Spam Filtering Case Study Machine Learning

✔ Collecting data
✔ Exploring and preparing the data
✔ processing text data for analysis
✔ creating training and test datasets
✔ Visualizing text data-word clouds
✔ creating indicator features for frequent words

✔ Training a model on the data
✔ Evaluating model performance
✔ Improving model performance
✔ Case Study

Classification Using Decision Trees Machine Learning

✔ Understanding decision trees
✔ Divide conquer
✔ The Decision tree algorithm

✔ Choosing the best split
✔ Pruning the decision tree

✔ Entropy
✔ Information Gain.
✔ Strengths And Weakness
✔ Identifying risky bank loans using Decision trees

✔ Collect data
✔ Exploring and preparing the data
✔ Data preparation-creating random training and test datasets
✔ Training a model on the data
✔ Evaluating model performance
✔ Improving model performance
✔ Boosting the accuracy of decision trees
✔ Making some mistakes more costly than others

Forecasting Numeric Data –Regression

✔ Understanding Regression
✔ Simple linear Regression
✔ Least-squares Estimation
✔ Correlations
✔ Multiple linear regression
✔ Predicting medical expenses using Linear Regression

✔ Collecting data
✔ Exploring and preparing data
✔ Exploring relationships among features- the correlation matrix
✔ Visualizing relationships among features –the scatterplot matrix
✔ Training a model on the data
✔ Evaluating model performance

Logistic Regression

✔ ODD’s Ratio
✔ Applying Logistic Regression
✔ Training a model on the data
✔ Evaluating the Model Performance
✔ Improving of Model Performance
✔ Other Types of Regressions

✔ Polynomial Regression
✔ Ridge Regression
✔ Lasso Regression
✔ Quantile Regression

Market Basket Analysis using Association Rules

✔ Understanding association rules
✔ The Apriori algorithm for association rule learning
✔ Measuring rule interest –support and confidence
✔ Building a set of rules with the Apriori
✔ Identifying frequently purchased groceries with association rules
✔ Creating a sparse matrix for transaction data
✔ Visualizing item support –item frequency plots
✔ Visualizing transaction data-plotting the sparse matrix
✔ Training a model on the data
✔ Evaluating model performance
✔ Improving model performance
✔ Sorting the set of association rules
✔ Taking subsets of association rules
✔ Saving association rules to a file or data frame

Finding Groups of Data- Clustering with K-Means

✔ Understanding clustering
✔ Clustering as a machine learning task
✔ The K-means algorithm for clustering
✔ Using distance to assign and update cluster
✔ Choosing the appropriate number of cluster
✔ Finding Teen market segments using
✔ K-means clustering
✔ Collecting data
✔ Exploring and preparing the data
✔ Dummy coding missing values
✔ Imputing missing values
✔ Training a model on the data
✔ Evaluating model performance
✔ Improving model performance

Evaluating Model Performance

✔ Working with classification prediction data
✔ Using confusion matrices to measure performance
✔ Beyond accuracy – another measure of performance
✔ The kappa statistic
✔ Sensitivity and specificity
✔ Precision and recall
✔ The F – measure
✔ Visualizing performance ROC curves
✔ Precision and Recall Curves
✔ Estimating future performance

✔ The holdout method
✔ Cross-validation
✔ Bootstrap sampling

Improving Model Performance

✔ Tuning models for better performance
✔ Hyper Parameters
✔ Creating a simple tuned model
✔ Customizing the tuning process
✔ Improving model performance with meta-learning

✔ Understanding ensembles
✔ Bagging
✔ Boosting
✔ Random forests
✔ Training random forests
✔ Evaluating random forests Performance

Sentimental Analysis Machine Learning

✔ Extracting the Data from Twitter/Facebook using API
✔ Cleaning the Data
✔ Performing Text Analysis
✔ Performing Sentimental Analysis

Real Time Scenarios Machine Learning

✔ Deployment of Models
✔ Practical Issues
✔ Project Implementation
✔ Case Studies
✔ Cloud Based API’s

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Machine Learning Training FAQ'S

What do you understand by Machine learning?

Artificial intelligence known as “machine learning” works with system programming and automates data analysis to let computers learn from their experiences and act accordingly without having to be explicitly programmed.

Robots, for instance, are programmed to carry out tasks depending on information they gather through sensors. They automatically develop new programmes based on data, and they get better over time.

What is the difference between Data Mining and Machine Learning?

Data mining can be described as the process in which structured data tries to abstract knowledge or interesting unknown patterns. During this process, machine learning algorithms are used.

Machine learning represents the study, design, and development of the algorithms which provide the ability to the processors to learn without being explicitly programmed.

Why overfitting occurs?

The possibility of overfitting occurs when the criteria used for training the model is not as per the criteria used to judge the efficiency of a model.

What is the method to avoid overfitting?

When a model is attempting to learn from a little dataset, overfitting happens. Overfitting can be prevented by using a lot of data. However, if we must create a model from scratch since we only have a tiny database, we can employ a process called cross-validation. In this strategy, a model is typically given two datasets: one with known data for training purposes, and the other with unknown data for the model’s testing. Cross-validation’s main goal is to provide a dataset that will “test” the model during its training phase. ‘Isotonic Regression’ is used to avoid overfitting if there is enough data.

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