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Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Tutorials

Tutorial seminars presented as part of the Brookhaven National Laboratory AI/ML Working Group

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This is a snapshot of the original repository at matthewcarbone/AIML-tutorials, which was moved on 10 April 2024 to the AIML Working Group org. Please see the AIML Working Group Organization for the maintained version of this respository!

📓 Tutorials

Tutorial Author Colab link(s) Presentation
NumPy and tabular data Matthew R. Carbone Open In Colab link
K-nearest neighbors regression Jackson Lee Open In Colab link
Random forests Matthew R. Carbone Open In Colab link
Dimensionality reduction Matthew R. Carbone Open In Colab link
Gaussian processes Maxim Ziatdinov Open In Colab Open In Colab Open In Colab Coming soon!

💽 Legacy series

The event link on indico.bnl.gov can be found here.

Tutorial Author Colab link Presentation
General introduction to Python Dakota Blair Open In Colab link
Numpy and tabular data Matthew R. Carbone Open In Colab link
Introduction to machine learning Yi Huang Open In Colab link
Introduction to PyTorch and autograd Yihui (Ray) Ren Open In Colab link
Introduction of CNNs and image classification Sandeep Mittal Open In Colab link

Funding acknowledgement

This work is partly supported by the Brookhaven National Laboratory Center for Computing Sciences Education and Support (CCSES), and by Brookhaven National Laboratory under Contract No. DE-SC0012704.

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