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Introduction to ML for Behavioral Data

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This lecture introduces the main machine learning approaches to personalization, their implementation, and application to real-world data. Topics include data handling, classical models, latent variable models, unsupervised learning, and project guidelines. The course emphasizes the importance of homework, project work, and feedback.

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