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After completing this course you will be able to build up accurate knowledge and skills with proper confidence to enrich yourself and brighten up your career in the relevant job market.
Course Curriculum
11 Sections | 48 Lessons
Introduction to Supervised Machine Learning 6m
Introduction to Regression 13m
Evaluating Regression Models 11m
Conditions for Using Regression Models in ML versus in Classical Statistics 21m
Statistically Significant Predictors 9m
Regression Models Including Categorical Predictors. Additive Effects 20m
Regression Models Including Categorical Predictors. Interaction Effects 18m
Multicollinearity among Predictors and its Consequences 21m
Prediction for New Observation. Confidence Interval and Prediction Interval 6m
Model Building. What if the Regression Equation Contains "Wrong" Predictors? 13m
Stepwise Regression and its Use for Finding the Optimal Model in Minitab 13m
Regression with Minitab. Example. Auto-mpg: Part 1 17m
Regression with Minitab. Example. Auto-mpg: Part 2 18m
The Basic idea of Regression Trees 18m
Regression Trees with Minitab. Example. Bike Sharing: Part 1 15m
Regression Trees with Minitab. Example. Bike Sharing: Part 2 10m
Introduction to Binary Logistics Regression 23m
Evaluating Binary Classification Models. Goodness of Fit Metrics. ROC Curve. AUC 20m
Binary Logistic Regression with Minitab. Example. Heart Failure: Part 1 16m
Binary Logistic Regression with Minitab. Example. Heart Failure: Part 2 18m
Introduction to Classification Trees 12m
Node Splitting Methods 1. Splitting by Misclassification Rate 20m
Node Splitting Methods 2. Splitting by Gini Impurity or Entropy 11m
Predicted Class for a Node 6m
The Goodness of the Model - 1. Model Misclassification Cost 11m
The Goodness of the Model - 2 ROC. Gain. Lit Binary Classification 15m
The Goodness of the Model - 3. ROC. Gain. Lit. Multinomial Classification 8m
Predefined Prior Probabilities and Input Misclassification Costs 11m
Building the Tree 8m
Classification Trees with Minitab. Example. Maintenance of Machines: Part 1 17m
Classification Trees with Miitab. Example. Maintenance of Machines: Part 2 10m
Data Cleaning: Part 1 16m
Data Cleaning: Part 2 17m
Creating New Features 12m
Polynomial Regression Models for Quantitative Predictor Variables 20m
Interactions Regression Models for Quantitative Predictor Variables 15m
Qualitative and Quantitative Predictors: Interaction Models 28m
Final Models for Duration and TotalCharge: Without Validation 18m
Underfitting or Overfitting: The "Just Right Model” 18m
The "Just Right” Model for Duration 16m
The "Just Right" Model for Duration: A More Detailed Error Analysis 12m
The "Just Right" Model for TotalCharge 14m
The "Just Right" Model for ToralCharge: A More Detailed Error Analysis 6m
Regression Trees for Duration and TotalCharge 18m
Predicting Learning Success: The Problem Statement 7m
Predicting Learning Success: Classification Tree Models 9m
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Key features of the Machine Learning for Beginners
Recognised qualification upon successful completion of the course
Study from anywhere, anytime, whenever it is convenient for you.
Get 24/7 support from our Customer Success Team
Affordable and engaging e-learning study materials
Study at your own pace from a tablet, PC or smartphone
Online tutor support when you are in need.
Who is this course for?
There is no experience or previous qualifications required for enrolment on this course. It is available to all students, of all academic backgrounds.
Requirements
OurMachine Learning for Beginnersis fully compatible with any kind of device. Whether you are using Windows computer, Mac, smartphones or tablets, you will get the same experience while learning. Besides that, you will be able to access the course with any kind of internet connection from anywhere at any time without any kind of limitation.
Career Path
After completing this course you will be able to build up accurate knowledge and skills with proper confidence to enrich yourself and brighten up your career in the relevant job market.
11 Sections | 48 Lessons
Introduction to Supervised Machine Learning6m
Introduction to Regression13m
Evaluating Regression Models11m
Conditions for Using Regression Models in ML versus in Classical Statistics21m
Statistically Significant Predictors9m
Regression Models Including Categorical Predictors. Additive Effects20m
Regression Models Including Categorical Predictors. Interaction Effects18m
Multicollinearity among Predictors and its Consequences21m
Prediction for New Observation. Confidence Interval and Prediction Interval6m
Model Building. What if the Regression Equation Contains "Wrong" Predictors?13m
Stepwise Regression and its Use for Finding the Optimal Model in Minitab13m
Regression with Minitab. Example. Auto-mpg: Part 117m
Regression with Minitab. Example. Auto-mpg: Part 218m
The Basic idea of Regression Trees18m
Regression Trees with Minitab. Example. Bike Sharing: Part 115m
Regression Trees with Minitab. Example. Bike Sharing: Part 210m
Introduction to Binary Logistics Regression23m
Evaluating Binary Classification Models. Goodness of Fit Metrics. ROC Curve. AUC20m
Binary Logistic Regression with Minitab. Example. Heart Failure: Part 116m
Binary Logistic Regression with Minitab. Example. Heart Failure: Part 218m
Introduction to Classification Trees12m
Node Splitting Methods 1. Splitting by Misclassification Rate20m
Node Splitting Methods 2. Splitting by Gini Impurity or Entropy11m
Predicted Class for a Node6m
The Goodness of the Model - 1. Model Misclassification Cost11m
The Goodness of the Model - 2 ROC. Gain. Lit Binary Classification15m
The Goodness of the Model - 3. ROC. Gain. Lit. Multinomial Classification8m
Predefined Prior Probabilities and Input Misclassification Costs11m
Building the Tree8m
Classification Trees with Minitab. Example. Maintenance of Machines: Part 117m
Classification Trees with Miitab. Example. Maintenance of Machines: Part 210m
Data Cleaning: Part 116m
Data Cleaning: Part 217m
Creating New Features12m
Polynomial Regression Models for Quantitative Predictor Variables20m
Interactions Regression Models for Quantitative Predictor Variables15m
Qualitative and Quantitative Predictors: Interaction Models28m
Final Models for Duration and TotalCharge: Without Validation18m
Underfitting or Overfitting: The "Just Right Model”18m
The "Just Right” Model for Duration16m
The "Just Right" Model for Duration: A More Detailed Error Analysis12m
The "Just Right" Model for TotalCharge14m
The "Just Right" Model for ToralCharge: A More Detailed Error Analysis6m
Regression Trees for Duration and TotalCharge18m
Predicting Learning Success: The Problem Statement7m