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This course is an elective graduate course on Statistical Learning Theory taught in the fall term. The 3 credit course has no lab component and has prerequisites of Probability and Statistics and Signals and Systems. It will cover various statistical machine learning algorithms and approaches like maximum likelihood estimation, Bayesian methods, decision theory, non-parametric methods, expectation maximization, graphical models, regression, linear classifiers, kernel classifiers, model selection, nearest neighbors, trees and boosting over 15 weeks.

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Syllabus

This course is an elective graduate course on Statistical Learning Theory taught in the fall term. The 3 credit course has no lab component and has prerequisites of Probability and Statistics and Signals and Systems. It will cover various statistical machine learning algorithms and approaches like maximum likelihood estimation, Bayesian methods, decision theory, non-parametric methods, expectation maximization, graphical models, regression, linear classifiers, kernel classifiers, model selection, nearest neighbors, trees and boosting over 15 weeks.

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SYLLABUS

Section Course Type Course Number Course Name Course Name Instructor Prerequisite Lecture : Lab : Credit ( 3 : 0 : 3 ) Course Description Textbook English Korean Contents Elective EE531 Statistical Learning Theory CC511(Probability and Statistics), EE202(Signals and Systems) Term : Fall

This course is concerned with the development of algorithms that allows computers to learn. The algorithms will include various statistical approaches. The Elements of Statistical Learning : Data Mining, Inference, and Prediction -Trevor Hastie, Robert Tibshirani, Jerome Friedman

Tentative Timetable Week 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Main Contents Maximum Likelihood Estimation Bayesian approach Decision Theory Decision Theory Non-parametric Methods Expectation Maximization Graphical Model Graphical Model Regression Linear Classifiers Kernel Classifiers Kernel Classifier Model selection Nearest Neighbor Trees Boosting Reference

Instructor : Chairperson :

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