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Explores Kernel Ridge Regression, the Kernel Trick, Representer Theorem, feature spaces, kernel matrix, predicting with kernels, and building new kernels.
Explores equivariant structural representations in atomistic machine learning, emphasizing the importance of representing target properties in the spherical basis.
Covers local averaging predictors, including K-nearest neighbors and Nadaraya-Watson estimators, as well as local linear regression and its applications.