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Machine learning:
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  • Gain hands-on experience in developing machine learning models.
  • Learn how to train neural networks.
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Machine Learning
This is a way of creating models that help computers find patterns in data and make decisions without having to program them.

Machine learning specialists are in high demand right now, and new jobs are opening up every day. You can find interesting projects in any field you like.
Machine learning models predict events and make decisions automatically in a variety of domains.
Medicine
Diagnose medical image-based diseases and develop personalized treatment plans. Analyze user behavior for targeted advertising and predict buying trends.
Marketing
Analyzing user behavior for targeted advertising and predicting buying trends.
Finance
Forecasts on exchange rates and analysis of clients' creditworthiness.
Manufacturing
Optimize processes and predict equipment breakdowns to improve efficiency.
What will you learn?
1 Create programs in Python
2 Train machine learning models
3 Develop software in Python
4 Analyze the business impact of models
Course program
01 Introduction
Welcome to the course! Course overview - don't miss this lecture! Downloading slides for presentations (OPTIONAL) Installing Anaconda, Python, Jupyter Notebook Read this article - Note on setting up the development environment Customizing your development environment Frequently Asked Questions
02 Python Express Course
Optional: Python Express Course Python crash course - Part 1 Python crash course - Part 2 Python crash course - Part 3 Python quizzes Solutions to the Python quizzes
03 Stages of accomplishment in the field of machine learning.
Stages of work on machine learning
04 NumPy
Overview of the NumPy section NumPy Arrays Indexing and selecting data from NumPy arrays Operations in NumPy NumPy quizzes Solutions for NumPy quizzes
05 Pandas
Series - Part 1 Series - Part 2 Dataframes - Part 1 - Creating Dataframes Dataframes - Part 2 - Basic Attributes Dataframes - Part 3 - Working with Columns Dataframes - Part 4 - Working with Rows Conditional Filtering Useful methods - Apply for one column Useful methods - Apply for multiple columns Useful Techniques - Statistical information and data sorting Missing data - Overview Missing data - Operations in Pandas GROUP BY Data Aggregation - Part 1 GROUP BY Data Aggregation - Part 2 - Multiple Indexes Dataframe Aggregation - Concatenation Merging Dataframes - Inner Merge Merge Dataframes - Left and Right Merge Merge dataframes - Outer Merge Pandas methods for text Pandas methods for date and time Input/Output in Pandas - CSV files Input/Output in Pandas - HTML tables Input/Output in Pandas - Excel files Input/Output in Pandas - SQL databases Summary tables in Pandas Pandas quizzes Solutions for Pandas quiz exercises
06 Matplotlib
Overview of the Matplotlib section Matplotlib Basics Figure object - working principles Figure object - code in Python Figure object - parameters Subplots - multiple plots next to each other Matplotlib stylization: legends Matplotlib styling: colors and styles More on Matplotlib Matplotlib quizzes Solutions to the Matplotlib quizzes
07 Seaborn
Seaborn section overview Scatterplots - Scatter plots (scatter plots) Distribution Plots - Part 1 - Types of Plots Distribution Plots - Part 2 - Code in Python Categorical Plots - Statistics by Category - Plot Types Categorical Plots - Statistics by Category - Code in Python Categorical Plots - Categorical Plots - Graph Types Categorical Plots - Categorical Plots - Code in Python Comparison Plots - Types of Plots Comparison Plots - Code in Python Seaborn Grid Matrix Graphs Seaborn quizzes Solutions to the Seaborn quizzes
08 Large Data Visualization Project
Data Visualization Project Overview Project Solution Breakdown - Part 1 Parsing Project Solutions - Part 2 Parsing Project Solutions - Part 3
09 An overview of machine learning
Section overview Why you need machine learning Types of machine learning algorithms Process for supervised learning (OPTIONAL) Additional reading book - ISLR
10 Linear regression
Overview of the linear regression section Linear regression - history of the algorithm Least squares Cost Function Gradient Descent Simple Linear Regression Scikit-Learn Overview Scikit-Learn - Train Test Split Scikit-Learn - Model Performance Evaluation Residual Plots - Residual Plots Model implementation and interpretation of coefficients Polynomial Regression - Theory Polynomial regression - creating features Polynomial regression - model training and estimation Bias-Variance Trade-Off Dilemma Polynomial regression - choosing the degree of the polynomial Polynomial regression - model implementation Regularization - overview Feature scaling Cross-validation - overview Regularization - data preparation L2 Regularization - Ridge regression - theory L2 Regularization - Ridge regression - code in Python L1 Regularization - Lasso regression - theory and code in Python L1 and L2 Regularization - Elastic Net Elastic Net Review of data for a linear regression test project
11 Feature Engineering and data preparation
Feature Engineering Review Working with outliers Dealing with missing data - Part 1 - Situation Assessment Working with missing data - Part 2 - Working on rows Working with Missing Data - Part 3 - Working by Columns Working with categorical variables
12 Cross-validation and linear regression test project
Review of the section about cross-validation Train Test Split Split Train Validation Test Split Cross Validation - cross_val_score Cross Validation - cross_validate Grid Search - Grid Search Random Search - Random Search Linear Regression Test Project Review Solutions to the linear regression test project
13 Logistic regression
Overview of the section about logistic regression Logistic regression theory - Part 1 - Logistic function Logistic Regression Theory - Part 2 - Transition from linear to logistic regression Logistic regression theory - Part 3 - The math of the transition Logistic regression theory - Part 4 - Finding the best schedule Logistic regression in Scikit-Learn - Part 1 - Exploring the data Logistic Regression in Scikit-Learn - Part 1 - Exploring the Data Logistic regression in Scikit-Learn - Part 2 - Creating and training the model Classification Metrics - Confusion Matrix and Accuracy Classification Metrics - Precision, Recall and F1-Score Classification Metrics - ROC curves. Logistic Regression in Scikit-Learn - Part 3 - Evaluating Model Performance Multi-class classification - Logistic regression - Exploring the data Multi-class classification - Logistic regression - Model Logistic regression test project Solutions to the Logistic Regression quiz project
14 Method KNN (К - Nearest Neighbors)
Review of the section about K-nearest neighbors method Theory of the K-nearest neighbor method KNN: Writing code in Python - Part 1 KNN: Writing Code in Python - Part 2 KNN quizzes Solutions to the KNN quizzes
15 Method SVM (Support Vector Machines)
Review of the section about the support vector method History of the support vector method Theory of the support vector method - Hyperplanes and gaps (margins) Support Vector Method Theory - Kernels Support Vector Method Theory - “kernel trick” and math (optional) SVM in Scikit-Learn for classification tasks - Part 1 SVM in Scikit-Learn for classification tasks - Part 2 SVM in Scikit-Learn for regression tasks Checking exercises on the support vector method Solutions for support vector test exercises
16 Decision trees
Review the section about decision trees Decision Trees - History Decision Trees - Terminology Decision Trees - Gini Impurity metric. Building Decision Trees with Gini Impurity - Part 1 Building Decision Trees with Gini Impurity - Part 2 Python code for decision trees - Part 1 - Data Python Code for Decision Trees - Part 2 - Model
17 Random forests
Review of the random woods section History and motivation behind the creation of random forests Random forest hyperparameters - Overview Random forest hyperparameters - Number of trees and Number of features Random forest hyperparameters - Bootstrapping and oob_score Classifying data with RandomForestClassifier - Part 1 Classifying data with RandomForestClassifier - Part 2 Regression with RandomForestRegressor - Part 1 - Data Overview Regression with RandomForestRegressor - Part 2 - Basic Models Regression with RandomForestRegressor - Part 3 - Polynomial Models Regression with RandomForestRegressor - Part 4 - Other Models
18 Boosted Trees
Review of the bousting section History of Busting AdaBoost - Theory - How Adaptive Busting Works AdaBoost - Code in Python - Data AdaBoost - Python Code - Model Gradient Busting - Theory Gradient Busting - Writing code in Python
19 Verification project on models of learning with the teacher
Review of the verification project Decision Parsing - Part 1 - Exploratory Data Analysis Decision Making - Part 2 - Churn Analysis Decision Making - Part 3 - Decision Tree Models
20 NLP ( Naturale Language Processing ) and Naive Bayesian Algorithm
Review the section about NLP and Naive Bayesian Algorithm Naive Bayesian Algorithm - Part 1 - Bayes' Theorem Naive Bayesian Algorithm - Part 2 - The algorithm itself Extracting features from text - Theorem Extracting features from text - “Bag of words” - writing code by hand Extracting features from text with Scikit-Learn Text Classification - Part 1 Text Classification - Part 2 Text classification quizzes Solutions to text classification quizzes
21 Machine learning without a teacher - Unsupervised Learning
Overview of Unsupervised Learning
22 K-Means Clustering
Review of the section about K-means clustering Principles of data clustering (without being tied to a specific algorithm) Theory of K-means clustering K-means clustering - Writing code - Part 1 K-means Clustering - Writing the Code - Part 2 Selecting the number of K clusters - Theory Choosing the number of K clusters - Writing code in Python Color Quantization - Theory Color Quantization - Writing Python Code Testing exercises on K-means clustering Solutions to K-means clustering quizzes - Part 1 Solutions to K-means clustering quizzes - Part 2 Solutions for K-means clustering quizzes - Part 3
23 Hierarchical data clustering
Review of the section about hierarchical clustering Theory and intuition of hierarchical clustering Hierarchical clustering - Writing code, part 1 - Data Hierarchical Clustering - Writing Code, Part 2 - Scikit-Learn
24 DBSCAN - clustering based on data density
Overview of DBSCAN clustering section DBSCAN algorithm theory Comparing DBSCAN and K-Means Clustering DBSCAN Key Hyperparameters - Theory DBSCAN Key Hyperparameters - Code in Python DBSCAN Check Exercises Solutions to the DBSCAN quiz exercises
25 Principal component method (PCA - Principal Component Analysis)
Review of the section about the principal component method Theory of the Principal Component Method - Part 1 - History and Intuition Principal Component Method Theory - Part 2 - Math Manual implementation of the principal component method Principal Component Method in Scikit-Learn Testing exercises on the Principal Component Method Solutions to the Principal Component Test Exercises
26 Summary
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27 Bonus module
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Сourse experts
Anna Sergeeva
Senior Data Scientist at TechSolutions, has been working on machine learning projects for healthcare and finance for over 5 years.
Alexey Petrov
Machine Learning Engineer at DataVision, has 4 years of experience in developing ML solutions for e-commerce and logistics.
Maria Ivanova
Data Analyst at Innovatech, more than 6 years of experience in data analysis and application of machine learning in the field of marketing and advertising.
Your resume after completing the course
Daniel Furse
Junior ML-engineer
Salary monthly $2100
Skills
Anaconda Python Jupyter Notebook NumPy Pandas Matplotlib Seaborn Scikit-Learn Сross_validate KNN SVM
  • Proficient in the Python programming language.
  • Extract data from a variety of sources including files, APIs, and databases.
  • Perform exploratory data analysis (EDA) and visualize findings.
  • I perform data cleaning and normalization, preparing data for training and analysis.
  • I create and select features (feature engineering and feature generation), evaluate their significance.
  • I have knowledge of all classical machine learning methods, know how to apply and adapt them to specific tasks.
  • I use time series to solve forecasting problems.
  • I develop recommendation systems.
  • I work with Big Data tools.
  • I apply and train neural networks, including transformers.
  • I implement models in business production processes.
  • I create pipelines for data collection and processing, as well as for training ML algorithms and evaluating their performance.
  • I evaluate the quality of algorithms using model-based metrics and test them.
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FAQ
What programs and equipment do I need for training?
You can watch lectures from any device, but you will need a computer or laptop to write code. There are no requirements for configuration and power - we will provide all the necessary infrastructure to work on a remote server. At the start of training, you don't need to install any special programs - you will only need a browser and standard applications for communication: Telegram, Zoom, and Slack.
Will I be able to combine training with work?
We have organized the training in such a way that you can combine it with work, study and personal life. You can study at any time and at your own pace.
What if I start to fall behind on the course program?
If things don't go according to plan and you feel you're falling behind, let the course supervisors know. Together we will figure out how to make your learning experience more convenient.
I already work in Data Science. How can your course help me?
If you already work in Data Science, but don't use machine learning to solve your problems, our course can help you broaden your horizons and increase your value in the job market. If you have already encountered ML algorithms in your work, you will be able to update your knowledge and get a good base for more advanced programs.