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  • Hands-On: Machine Learning Made Easy - No, Really!

    In this hands-on tutorial we will provide all the fundamentals for understanding and effectively training predictive models using the mighty random forest algorithm (our personal favorite). Focusing on core concepts and intuitions means that no complicated math is required, and the R code will be a breeze, even for first-timers. learn more

  • Introduction to Machine Learning

    Machine learning encompasses many skills and disciplines. Identifying the problem, choosing the modeling approach, selecting the correct features to model, and evaluating the result are at the heart of machine learning. The tendency, however, is to focus primarily on the technology rather than the process. learn more

  • Advanced Analytics: Leveraging Data Science and Machine Learning Techniques to Gain Data Insights

    Analytics encompasses many skills and disciplines. Identifying the problem, choosing the modeling approach, selecting the correct features to model, and evaluating the result are at the heart of analytics. The tendency, however, is to focus primarily on the technology rather than the process. learn more