ML.NET: Getting Started

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Jonathan Wood

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[1] Introduction

[1] Get started with ML.NET.mp4

00:39

[2] What you should know.mp4

00:27

[2] 1. Machine Learning and ML.NET

[1] What is machine learning.mp4

03:21

[2] What machine learning isnt.mp4

01:15

[3] Current state of machine learning.mp4

01:55

[4] What is ML.NET.mp4

01:19

[5] Why use ML.NET.mp4

02:56

[6] Using ML.NET in Visual Studio.mp4

02:14

[3] 2. Introduction to the ML.NET API and Tools

[1] Introducing the ML context.mp4

00:50

[2] High-level look at the ML.NET API.mp4

02:45

[3] Using the ML.NET CLI.mp4

03:51

[4] Using the ML.NET model builder.mp4

04:26

[5] Building models with AutoML.mp4

05:56

[6] Challenge Use the ML.NET API and tools to build a model.mp4

00:39

[7] Solution Use ML.NET API and tools to build a model.mp4

05:27

[4] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

00:26

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If you’re looking to get into the world of machine learning models, but don’t know where to start, ML.NET is free software machine learning library for C# that allows you to build models without having to know all the theory behind machine learning. In this course, Jonathan Wood introduces you to ML.NET and shows how you can use it to leverage machine learning within your .NET applications. Jonathan starts with the basics of machine learning and covers both what it’s good for and scenarios when it’s not the best option. He then gets into the tools that you can utilize to help you get started building machine learning models. By the end of this course, you’ll have a better idea of the benefits of using ML.NET and why it’s a great tool for C# developers who are interested in machine learning.

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