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Kernel PCA: Nonlinear Dimensionality Reduction
Explores Kernel Principal Component Analysis, a nonlinear method using kernels for linear problem solving and dimensionality reduction.
Canonical Correlation Analysis: Linear and Kernel CCA
Introduces Canonical Correlation Analysis for finding joint features in separate datasets, extending to multimodal data and non-linear features.
Image Processing I: Filters and Transformations
Explores moving average and exponential filters, Gaussian filtering, and linear scale-space concepts in image processing.
Dimensionality Reduction: PCA & t-SNE
Explores PCA and t-SNE for reducing dimensions and visualizing high-dimensional data effectively.
Support Vector Clustering: SVC
Introduces Support Vector Clustering (SVC) using a Gaussian kernel for high-dimensional feature space mapping and explains its constraints and Lagrangian.
Support Vector Machine Overview
Gives an overview of Support Vector Machines, comparing advantages and disadvantages of SVM with other classifiers.
Logistic Regression: Probabilistic Interpretation
Covers logistic regression's probabilistic interpretation, multinomial regression, KNN, hyperparameters, and curse of dimensionality.
Kernel Methods: Machine Learning
Explores kernel methods in machine learning, emphasizing their application in regression tasks and the prevention of overfitting.
Graph Neural Network Architectures: A Comparative Study
Explores the choice of graph neural network architectures, evaluating model complexity and performance based on data statistics.
Conformal Transformations
Explores conformal transformations, scale invariance, and critical points in conformal symmetry.