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Handling Text Data: Document Retrieval and Classification
Covers document retrieval, classification, sentiment analysis, and topic detection using TF-IDF matrices and contextualized word vectors.
Neural Networks: Training and Activation
Explores neural networks, activation functions, backpropagation, and PyTorch implementation.
Statistical Inference and Machine Learning
Covers statistical inference, machine learning, SVMs for spam classification, email preprocessing, and feature extraction.
Vector Space Retrieval Exercise
Covers TF-IDF computation, document vectors, cosine similarity, and precision formulas.
Digital Urban History: Lausanne Time Machine
Delves into digitizing historical documents, standardizing document structure, and applying neural networks for text recognition and image segmentation.
Latent Dirichlet Allocation
Covers Latent Dirichlet Allocation, a state-of-the-art method for concept extraction using a probabilistic generative model.
Text-Based Information Retrieval
Covers the basic concepts of text-based information retrieval and how documents are indexed and retrieved based on user queries.
Machine Learning Fundamentals: Structure Discovery, Classification, Regression
Covers fundamental machine learning concepts including Structure Discovery, Classification, and Regression.
Gaussian Discriminant Rule: Classification & Boundaries
Explores the Gaussian Discriminant Rule for classification using Gaussian Mixture Models and discusses drawing boundaries and model complexity.
Supervised Learning: k-NN and Decision Trees
Introduces supervised learning with k-NN and decision trees, covering techniques, examples, and ensemble methods.