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Introduction To Mla I

This document provides an introduction and outline for a course on machine learning and artificial intelligence. The 8-hour course will teach concepts using the Julia programming language and cover topics like representing data with models, unsupervised and supervised machine learning, neural networks, and deep learning. Students should have a background in mathematics, linear algebra, and at least one programming language.

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Introduction To Mla I

This document provides an introduction and outline for a course on machine learning and artificial intelligence. The 8-hour course will teach concepts using the Julia programming language and cover topics like representing data with models, unsupervised and supervised machine learning, neural networks, and deep learning. Students should have a background in mathematics, linear algebra, and at least one programming language.

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INTRODUCTION TO MACHINE LEARNING AND ARTIFICIAL

INTELLIGENCE

Course Objectives:

1. Introduction to various machine learning and artificial intelligence concepts


2. Learn machine learning, deep learning and AI concepts
3. Provide training so that students can start writing applications in AI
4. Provide ability to run real machine learning production examples
5. Understand programming techniques that underlie the production software

The concepts will be taught in Julia, the fastest and most productive modern high-
level language for numerical computing and machine learning - but can be applied in
any language with which the audience is familiar.

Duration: 8 hours

Pre-requisites:

The audience are expected to have learnt typical first 2 years of undergrad
mathematics and linear algebra and have exposure at least one programming
language. Professionals with a few years of experience in data science will also
benefit from this course.

Course outline:

1. Representing Data with Models: Use of functions and parametric functions to


build models
2. Model Complexity: What is learning from a computational point of view? How
does a computer learn?
3. Exploring Data with Unsupervised Learning: Dimensionality reduction for
image classification
4. Applications Using Unsupervised Machine Learning
5. Introduction to Supervised Machine Learning
6. Practical Applications using Supervised Machine Learning, for example object
detection
7. Introduction to Neurons: Learning with a single neuron
8. Introduction to Flux.jl: Learning with a single neuron using Flux.jl
9. Introduction to Neural Networks: Building single layer neural nets with Flux.jl
10. Introduction to Deep Learning: Multi-layer neural networks with Flux.jl
11. Handwriting Recognition with Neural Networks

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