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Introduction to Machine Learning: Linear Models
Introduces linear models for supervised learning, covering overfitting, regularization, and kernels, with applications in machine learning tasks.
Linear Regression and Logistic Regression
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Linear Regression: Basics and Gradient Descent
Covers the basics of linear regression, including feature engineering, supervised vs. unsupervised learning, and minimizing the cost function.
Machine Learning: Supervised and Unsupervised Learning Techniques
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Logistic Regression: Vegetation Prediction
Explores logistic regression for predicting vegetation proportions in the Amazon region through remote sensing data analysis.
Introduction to Machine Learning: Course Overview and Basics
Introduces the course structure and fundamental concepts of machine learning, including supervised learning and linear regression.
Linear Regression: Foundations and Applications
Introduces linear regression, covering its fundamentals, applications, and evaluation metrics in machine learning.
Logistic Regression: Interpretation & Feature Engineering
Covers logistic regression, probabilistic interpretation, and feature engineering techniques.
Introduction to Machine Learning: Regression Fundamentals
Introduces the fundamentals of regression in machine learning, covering course logistics, key concepts, and the importance of loss functions in model evaluation.
Supervised Learning: Classification and Regression
Covers supervised learning, classification, regression, decision boundaries, overfitting, Perceptron, SVM, and logistic regression.