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  • 01.01-introduction to course.mp4
    05:00
  • 01.02-why machine learning.mp4
    10:21
  • 01.03-why support vector machine.mp4
    06:18
  • 01.04-course overview.mp4
    05:57
  • 02.01-introduction to machine learning learning process and supervised learning.mp4
    17:00
  • 02.02-unsupervised learning and reinforcement learning.mp4
    08:54
  • 02.03-history and future of machine learning.mp4
    14:46
  • 02.04-dataset label and features.mp4
    15:34
  • 02.05-training data testing data and outliers.mp4
    06:46
  • 02.06-model.mp4
    07:28
  • 02.07-model (difference between classification and regression).mp4
    07:23
  • 02.08-model (function parameters hyperparameters).mp4
    08:32
  • 02.09-training a model cost error loss risk and accuracy.mp4
    11:20
  • 02.10-optimization.mp4
    07:46
  • 02.11-overfitting underfitting just right optimum (part 1).mp4
    05:25
  • 02.12-overfitting underfitting just right optimum (part 2).mp4
    02:30
  • 02.13-validation and cross validation generalization data snooping validation set.mp4
    11:07
  • 02.14-probability distributions and curse of dimensionality.mp4
    08:13
  • 02.15-small sample size problems one shot learning.mp4
    06:06
  • 02.16-importance of data in machine learning data encoding and preprocessing.mp4
    13:56
  • 02.17-general flow of a typical machine learning project.mp4
    06:35
  • 03.01-introduction to python.mp4
    03:42
  • 03.02-introduction to ide hello world.mp4
    08:02
  • 03.03-introduction to data type numbers.mp4
    06:19
  • 03.04-variable and operators (numbers).mp4
    08:11
  • 03.05-variables and operators (rational operators and functions).mp4
    11:49
  • 03.06-variables and operators (string).mp4
    08:12
  • 03.07-variables and operators (string and print statement).mp4
    07:30
  • 03.08-lists (indexing slicing built-in lists in functions).mp4
    21:22
  • 03.09-lists (copying a list).mp4
    04:02
  • 03.10-tuples (indexing slicing built-in tuple functions).mp4
    03:51
  • 03.11-set (initialize built-in set functions).mp4
    03:56
  • 03.12-dictionary.mp4
    04:36
  • 03.13-logical operator decision making for loops while loops functions.mp4
    07:20
  • 03.14-logical operator decision making for loops while loops list comprehension.mp4
    14:33
  • 03.15-functions.mp4
    09:53
  • 03.16-calculator project.mp4
    19:03
  • 04.01-introduction to svm.mp4
    04:46
  • 04.02-linear discriminants.mp4
    08:15
  • 04.03-linear discriminants higher spaces.mp4
    08:22
  • 04.04-linear discriminants decision boundary.mp4
    09:35
  • 04.05-generalized linear model.mp4
    10:20
  • 04.06-feature transformation.mp4
    11:34
  • 04.07-max margin linear discriminant.mp4
    10:19
  • 04.08-hard margin versus soft margin.mp4
    09:11
  • 04.09-confidence.mp4
    09:25
  • 04.10-multiclass extension.mp4
    13:45
  • 04.11-svm versus logistic regression sparsity.mp4
    12:49
  • 04.12-svm optimization.mp4
    11:53
  • 04.13-svm langrangian dual.mp4
    12:12
  • 04.14-kernels.mp4
    07:50
  • 04.15-python packages and the titanic dataset.mp4
    07:00
  • 04.16-using numpy pandas and matplotlib (part 1).mp4
    08:10
  • 04.17-using numpy pandas and matplotlib (part 2).mp4
    06:26
  • 04.18-using numpy pandas and matplotlib (part 3).mp4
    11:35
  • 04.19-using numpy pandas and matplotlib (part 4).mp4
    13:45
  • 04.20-using numpy pandas and matplotlib (part 5).mp4
    11:29
  • 04.21-using numpy pandas and matplotlib (part 6).mp4
    10:13
  • 04.22-dataset preprocessing.mp4
    14:47
  • 04.23-svm with sklearn.mp4
    15:44
  • 04.24-svm without sklearn (part 1).mp4
    04:38
  • 04.25-svm without sklearn (part 2).mp4
    11:54
  • 05.01-optional svm optimization (part 1).mp4
    05:28
  • 05.02-optional svm optimization (part 2).mp4
    12:18
  • 05.03-optional svm optimization (part 3).mp4
    12:02
  • 05.04-optional svm optimization (part 4).mp4
    19:47
  • 05.05-optional svm optimization (part 5).mp4
    20:56
  • 05.06-optional svm optimization (part 6).mp4
    14:02
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  • Description


    This course is truly a step by step. In every new video, we build on what has already been learned and move one extra step forward; then we assign you a small task that is solved in the beginning of the next video.

    This comprehensive course will be your guide to learning how to use the power of Python to train your machine such that your machine starts learning just like a human; based on that learning, your machine starts making predictions as well!

    We’ll be using Python as the programming language in this course, which is the hottest language nowadays when we talk about machine learning. Python will be taught from a very basic level up to an advanced level so that any machine learning concept can be implemented.

    We’ll also learn various steps of data preprocessing, which allows us to make data ready for machine learning algorithms.

    We’ll learn all the general concepts of machine learning, which will be followed by the implementation of one of the most important ML algorithms— “Support Vector Machine”. Each and every concept of SVM will be taught theoretically and implemented using Python.

    All code files and resources are placed here: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Machine-Learning-A-Z-Support-Vector-Machine-with-Python-

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    AI Sciences is a group of experts, PhDs, and practitioners of AI, ML, computer science, and statistics. Some of the experts work in big companies such as Amazon, Google, Facebook, Microsoft, KPMG, BCG, and IBM.They have produced a series of courses mainly dedicated to beginners and newcomers on the techniques and methods of machine learning, statistics, artificial intelligence, and data science.Initially, their objective was to help only those who wish to understand these techniques more easily and to be able to start without too much theory. Today, they also publish more complete courses for a wider audience. Their courses have had phenomenal success and have helped more than 100,000 students master AI and data science.
    Packt is a publishing company founded in 2003 headquartered in Birmingham, UK, with offices in Mumbai, India. Packt primarily publishes print and electronic books and videos relating to information technology, including programming, web design, data analysis and hardware.
    • language english
    • Training sessions 68
    • duration 11:09:48
    • Release Date 2023/02/07