My projects from the Stanford Machine Learning course offered on Coursera by Professor Andrew Ng.
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My projects from the Stanford Machine Learning course offered on Coursera by Professor Andrew Ng.
Machine Learning Exercises
Implementation of Supervised Learning Algorithms for different data sets.1)Amazon Baby Products Review Data-Set 2) Diabetic Readmission Data 3) Handwritten Digit Dataset
This is the page for the book Digital Signal Processing with Kernel Methods.
ML classifier for identifying encrypted streaming video traffic.
Feature Selection Based on Mutual Information Criteria of Max-Dependency, Max-Relevance, and Min-Redundancy on Arrhythmia Dataset
This repositories contains implementation of various Machine Learning Algorithms such as Bayesian Classifier, Principal Component Analysis, Fisher Linear Discriminator, Face Recognition and Reconstruction, Gaussian Mixture Model based Segmentation, Otsu's Segmentation, Neural Network etc. Relevant data sets and results are also included.
Machine Learning Algorithms for the programming tasks of Stanford online course from Andrew Ng on Coursera
MATLAB Implementation of the SVM and Eigenface/Fishcerface Algorithms for Facial Recognition.
Machine Learning using Matlab
Machine Learning with MATLAB
Machine Learning principles in Octave/Matlab from Andrew Ng Specialization
Solutions for Coursera Machine Learning week 7 assignments
Using ε-Support Vector Regression (ε-SVR) for identification of Linear Parameter Varying (LPV) dynamical systems
machine-learning octave neural-networks linear-regression logistic-regression multi-class-classification support-vector-machines k-means-clustering principal-component-analysis anomaly-detection recommender-systems
Spam Classifier for emails using SVM
Image Inpainting using Chess Piece Vision LS-SVM
Machine learning ( RNN (Recurrent Neural Network) and SVM (Support Vector Machine) ) recognition/classification of 7 hand gestures using 6 channels of BioRadio 150 & BioCapture
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