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A developers guide to Machine Learning

Talkat NDC Oslo 2018 · 2018-06-11..06-15· [machine-learning]
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Begins with practical steps: frame a sharp question, gather and clean data, transform features, pick algorithms, train and test, deploy. Demonstrates with Swedish house sales (~6,000 rows), visualizes scatterplots, removes outliers, turns zip and GPS into usable features, compares linear regression (predicts 4.8M actual vs 5.1M predicted) and decision forest, and deploys the chosen model as a REST web service using Azure ML Studio; also covers Jupyter, Kaggle/UCI datasets and when to use transfer learning versus cognitive services.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 2:53Build Your Own Neural Networks
  3. 3:48Cognitive Services
  4. 4:48Transfer Learning
  5. 5:08Custom Models
  6. 6:57Scatter Plot
  7. 8:16Linear Regression
  8. 8:38Fitting the Model
  9. 9:48Confidence Interval
  10. 12:20Different Questions That You Can Ask Machine Learning
  11. 13:22Anomaly Detection
  12. 15:00Unsupervised Learning
  13. 16:35Reinforcement Learning
  14. 18:02Kaggle and Uci
  15. 24:55Duplicate Observations
  16. 26:13Missing Data
  17. 28:58Jupiter Notebooks
  18. 29:21Jupiter Notebooks
  19. 32:15Structural Problems
  20. 36:38Loss Function
  21. 37:18Gradient Descent
  22. 38:17Linear Regression Algorithm
  23. 38:46Classification
  24. 40:40Logistic Regression
  25. 41:38Neural Network
  26. 44:20Decision Trees
  27. 53:52Decision Tree
  28. 55:08Linear Regression Model
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