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My path to learning ML | Rustam_Z🚀 | DAY-1: 19.08.2020

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Hello, I am writing this message after a long time. I am studying Deep Learning right now. Yes, of course, learning machine learning isn't easy. A great piece of advice I can give you is to focus on one thing, be patient, and learn with enthusiasm. Focus on just one thing! Work hard, work smart!

  • WEEK 1

    • What is Machine Learning?

    • Supervised/Unsupervised learning

    • Linear Regression with one variable

    • Cost Function

    • Gradient Descent

    • Gradient Descent For Linear Regression

    • Linear Algebra (Matrix & Vector)

  • WEEK 2

    • Linear Regression with Multiple Variables

    • Multiple Features

    • Gradient Descent For Multiple Variables

    • Polynomial Regression

    • Octave Turorial

  • WEEK 3

    • Logistic Regression (Classification problem)

    • Hypothesis Representation

    • Cost Function

    • Advanced Optimization

    • Multiclass Classification: One-vs-all

    • Regularization (The Problem of Overfitting)

      • Cost Function

      • Regularized Linear Regression

      • Regularized Logistic Regression

  • WEEK 4

    • Neural Networks: Representation

    • Model Representation for Neural Networks

    • Multiclass Classification

  • WEEK 5

    • Neural Networks Learning

    • Cost Function

    • Backpropagation Algorithm

    • Gradient Checking

    • Random Initialization

  • WEEK 6

    • Advice for Applying Machine Learning

      • Evaluating a Hypothesis

      • Model Selection and Train/Validation/Test Sets

      • Bias vs. Variance

      • Regularization and Bias/Variance

    • Machine Learning System Design

      • Prioritizing What to Work On

      • Error Analysis

      • Error Metrics for Skewed Classes

      • Data For Machine Learning

  • WEEK 7

    • Support Vector Machines (SVM), is a machine learning algorithm for classification.

    • Large margin intuition

    • Kernels I & II

    • Using An SVM

  • WEEK 8

    • Unsurepvised Learning: Clustering

    • K-Means Algorithm (groupings of unlabeled data points)

    • Dimensionality Reduction - Principal Component Analysis

  • WEEK 9

    • Anomaly Detection

    • Gaussian distribution

    • Recommender Systems

      • Collaborative Filtering

      • Low Rank Matrix Factorization

      • Mean Normalization

  • WEEK 10

    • Large Scale Machine Learning

    • Stochastic Gradient Descent

    • Mini-Batch Gradient Descent

    • Online Learning

    • Map Reduce and Data Parallelism

  • WEEK 11

    • Application Examples: Photo OCR

    • Problem Description and Pipeline

    • Getting Lots of Data and Artificial Data

    • What Part of the Pipeline to Work on Next

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