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Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing Tutorial
Created by Stanford and IIT alumni with work experience in Google and Microsoft, this Machine Learning tutorial teaches Sentiment Analysis, Recommendation Systems, Deep Learning Networks, and Computer Vision.
Course Introduction:
Wondering ‘What is Machine Learning’?
“Machine Learning is a field of study that gives computers the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed” as defined by Arthur Samuel. Machine Learning probes around studying and constructing algorithms that can learn from and make predictions on data.
Wondering ‘What is Machine Learning’?
“Machine Learning is a field of study that gives computers the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed” as defined by Arthur Samuel. Machine Learning probes around studying and constructing algorithms that can learn from and make predictions on data.
A team of experienced instructors from IIT Madras, IIM Ahmedabad, Stanford University have designed this course on Machine Learning. If Machine Learning is a car then this tutorial will teach you how to drive. This Machine Learning tutorial covers all the topics from the grassroots level. With the prime focus on establishing a strong foundation, this course has been divided into 5 modules:
- Module 1 focuses on Machine Learning Basics and various aspects associated with it. In this module, you will learn about Association Detection, Anomaly Detection, Naive Bayes, K-nearest Neighbors, Linear and Logistics Regression, and Artificial Neural Networks.
- Module 2 deals with Natural Language Processing with Python. The topics covered under this section are TF-IDF, Text Auto-summarization, Text classification with Naive Bayes and K-Nearest Neighbors, and Clustering with K-Means.
- Module 3 focuses on Sentiment Analysis. This module deals with the usefulness of Sentiment Analysis, various approaches to solving – Rule-Based, ML-Based, Training, Feature Extraction, Sentiment Lexicons and Sentiment Analysis of Tweets with Python.
- Module 4 gives you a detailed insight into Recommendation Engine. You will learn all about Content-based filtering, Collaborative Filtering, Neighborhood models, also known as Memory-based approaches, and Latent Factor Methods which are used to identify hidden factors that influence users from user history.
- Module 5 covers a quick introduction to Computer Vision and Deep Learning Networks. Deep Learning Networks are the cutting edge solution for the handwritten digit recognition problems in computer vision. You will know how to identifying handwritten digits using the MNIST database and to feature extraction from images. You will learn about the concept of Perceptron.
Course Objectives
The following are the few advantages in taking up this Machine Learning Tutorial:
- Students will be able to spot situations where Machine Learning can be used, and deploy the appropriate solutions.
- Discover various real life Machine Learning Applications.
- Hundreds of lines of source code with comments are provided in the course, which can be directly used to implement Natural Language Processing and Machine Learning for text summarization, text classification in Python.
- Product managers and executives will learn to intelligently converse with their data science counterparts, without being constrained by it.
- NOTE: The coding language used in this tutorial is Python 2.7.
Pre-requisites:
If you are wondering whether you can enroll in this course without any pre-requisite, then the answer is definitely a YES! This course has no pre-requisites but knowledge of undergraduate level mathematics will help you understand the course better. Moreover, having a basic knowledge of Python would be an added advantage to run the source code used in the course.
Meet the Author
Loonycorn
4 Alumni of Stanford, IIM-A, IITs and Google, Microsoft, Flipkart
Loonycorn is a team of 4 people who graduated from reputed top universities. Janani Ravi, Vitthal Srinivasan, Swetha Kolalapudi and Navdeep Singh have spent years (decades, actually) working in the Tech sector across the world.