Machine Learning with R
Machine Learning with R, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 156 lectures, based on 11 reviews, and has 3998 subscribers.
You will learn about Read In Data Into The R Environment From Different Sources Implement Unsupervised/Clustering Techniques Such As k-means Clustering Implement Supervised Learning Techniques/Classification Such As Random Forests Be Able To Harness The Power Of R For Practical Data Science This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn about data and analytics, Data Engineers, Analysts, Architects, Software Engineers, IT operations, Technical managers It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn about data and analytics, Data Engineers, Analysts, Architects, Software Engineers, IT operations, Technical managers.
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Summary
Title: Machine Learning with R
Price: $54.99
Average Rating: 4.45
Number of Lectures: 156
Number of Published Lectures: 156
Number of Curriculum Items: 156
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 156
Original Price: $89.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Read In Data Into The R Environment From Different Sources
- Implement Unsupervised/Clustering Techniques Such As k-means Clustering
- Implement Supervised Learning Techniques/Classification Such As Random Forests
- Be Able To Harness The Power Of R For Practical Data Science
Who Should Attend
- Anyone who wants to learn about data and analytics, Data Engineers, Analysts, Architects, Software Engineers, IT operations, Technical managers
Target Audiences
- Anyone who wants to learn about data and analytics, Data Engineers, Analysts, Architects, Software Engineers, IT operations, Technical managers
Data Scientist has been ranked the number one job on Glassdoor and the average salary of a data scientist is over $120,000 in the United States according to Indeed! Data Science is a rewarding career that allows you to solve some of the world’s most interesting problems! This course is designed for both complete beginners with no programming experience or experienced developers looking to make the jump to Data Science! This comprehensive course is comparable to other ML bootcamps that usually cost thousands of dollars, but now you can learn all that information at a fraction of the cost! this is one of the most comprehensive course for data science and machine learning. We’ll teach you how to program with R, how to create amazing data visualizations, and how to use Machine Learning with R!
Machine learning is a scientific discipline that explores the construction and study of algorithms that can learn from data. Such algorithms operate by building a model from example inputs and using that to make predictions or decisions, rather than following strictly static program instructions. Machine learning is closely related to and often overlaps with computational statistics; a discipline that also specializes in prediction-making. This training is an introduction to the concept of machine learning and its application using R tool.
The training will include the following:
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Introducing Machine Learning
a. The origins of machine learning
b. Uses and abuses of machine learning
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Ethical considerations
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How do machines learn?
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Steps to apply machine learning to your data
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Choosing a machine learning algorithm
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Using R for machine learning
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Forecasting Numeric Data – Regression Methods
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Understanding regression
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Example – predicting medical expenses using linear regression
a. collecting data
b. exploring and preparing the data
c. training a model on the data
d. evaluating model performance
e. improving model performance
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Machine Learning with R
Lecture 1: Introduction to Machine Learning
Lecture 2: How do Machine Learn
Lecture 3: Steps to Apply Machine Learning
Lecture 4: Regression and Classification Problems
Lecture 5: Basic Data Manipulation in R
Lecture 6: More on Data Manipulation in R
Lecture 7: Basic Data Manipulation in R – Practical
Lecture 8: Create a Vector
Lecture 9: 2.7 Problem and Solution
Lecture 10: 2.10 Problem and Solution
Lecture 11: Exponentiation Right to Left
Lecture 12: 2.13 Avoiding Some Common Mistakes
Lecture 13: Simple Linear Regression
Lecture 14: Simple Linear Regression Continues
Lecture 15: What is Rsquare
Lecture 16: Standard Error
Lecture 17: General Statistics
Lecture 18: General Statistics Continues
Lecture 19: Simple Linear Regression and More of Statistics
Lecture 20: Open the Studio
Lecture 21: What is R Square
Lecture 22: What is STD Error
Lecture 23: Reject Null Hypothesis
Lecture 24: Variance Covariance and Correlation
Lecture 25: Root names and Types of Distribution Function
Lecture 26: Generating Random Numbers and Combination Function
Lecture 27: Probabilities for Discrete Distribution Function
Lecture 28: Quantile Function and Poison Distribution
Lecture 29: Students T Distribution, Hypothesis and Example
Lecture 30: Chai-Square Distribution
Lecture 31: Data Visualization
Lecture 32: More on Data Visualization
Lecture 33: Multiple Linear Regression
Lecture 34: Multiple Linear Regression Continues
Lecture 35: Regression Variables
Lecture 36: Generalized Linear Model
Lecture 37: Generalized Least Square
Lecture 38: KNN- Various Methods of Distance Measurements
Lecture 39: Overview of KNN- (Steps involved)
Lecture 40: Data normalization and prediction on Test Data
Lecture 41: Improvement of Model Performance and ROC
Lecture 42: Decision Tree Classifier
Lecture 43: More on Decision Tree Classifier
Lecture 44: Pruning of Decision Trees
Lecture 45: Decision Tree Remaining
Lecture 46: Decision Tree Remaining Continues
Lecture 47: General concept of Random Forest
Lecture 48: Ada Boosting and Ensemble Learning
Lecture 49: Data Visualization and Preparation
Lecture 50: Tuning Random Forest Model
Lecture 51: Evaluation of Random Forest Model Performance
Lecture 52: Introduction to Kmeans Clustering
Lecture 53: Kmeans Elbow Point and Dataset
Lecture 54: Example of Kmeans Dataset
Lecture 55: Creating a Graph for Kmeans Clustering
Lecture 56: Creating a Graph for Kmeans Clustering Continues
Lecture 57: Aggregation Function of Clustering
Lecture 58: Conditional Probability with Bayes Algorithm
Lecture 59: Venn Diagram Naive Bayes Classification
Lecture 60: Component OF Bayes Theorem using Frequency Table
Lecture 61: Naive Bayes Classification Algorithm and Laplace Estimator
Lecture 62: Example of Naive Bayes Classification
Lecture 63: Example of Naive Bayes Classification Continues
Lecture 64: Spam and Ham Messages in Word Cloud
Lecture 65: Implementation of Dictionary and Document Term Matrix
Lecture 66: Executes the Function Naive Bayes
Lecture 67: Support Vector Machine with Black Box Method
Lecture 68: Linearly and Non- Linearly Support Vector Machine
Lecture 69: Kernal Trick
Lecture 70: Gaussian RBF Kernal and OCR with SVMs
Lecture 71: Examples of Gaussian RBF Kernal and OCR with SVMs
Lecture 72: Summary of Support Vector Machine
Lecture 73: Feature Selection Dimension Reduction Technique
Lecture 74: Feature Extraction Dimension Reduction Technique
Lecture 75: Dimension Reduction Technique Example
Lecture 76: Dimension Reduction Technique Example Continues
Lecture 77: Introduction Principal Component Analysis
Lecture 78: Steps of PCA
Lecture 79: Steps of PCA Continues
Lecture 80: Eigen Values
Lecture 81: Eigen Vectors
Lecture 82: Principal Component Analysis using Pr-Comp
Lecture 83: Principal Component Analysis using Pr-Comp Continues
Lecture 84: C Bind Type in PCA
Lecture 85: R Type Model
Lecture 86: Black Box Method in Neural Network
Lecture 87: Characteristics of a Neural Networks
Lecture 88: Network Topology of a Neural Networks
Lecture 89: Weight Adjustment and Case Update
Lecture 90: Introduction Model Building in R
Lecture 91: Installing the Package of Model Building in R
Lecture 92: Nodes in Model Building in R
Lecture 93: Example of Model Building in R
Lecture 94: Time Series Analysis
Lecture 95: Pattern in Time Series Data
Lecture 96: Time Series Modelling
Lecture 97: Moving Average Model
Lecture 98: Auto Correlation Function
Lecture 99: Inference of ACF and PFCF
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