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MATLAB makes machine learning easy. With tools and functions for handling big data, as well as apps to make ML accessible. MATLAB Training/staffing in Bangalore Offered by Locus IT with 100% Hands-on Practical Classes by the Best Industrial Experts.
 a). How to implement different machine learning classification algorithms using matlab.
b). How to impplement different machine learning clustering algorithms using matlab.
c). How to proprocess data before analysis.
d). When and how to use dimensionality reduction.
e). Take away code templates.
f). Visualization results of algorithms
g). Decide which algorithm to choose for your dataset
1. Introduction to course and MATLAB Training
a). Course Introduction
b). MATLAB essentials for the course
2. Data Preprocessing
a). Code and Data
b). Section Introduction
c). Importing the Datasets
d). Removing Missing Data
e). Feature Scaling
f). Handling Outliers
g). Dealing with Categorical Data
h). Your Preprocessing Template
3. Classifications
a). Code and Data
4. K – nearest Neighbour
a). KNN Intuition
b). KNN in MATLAB
c). Visualizing the Decision Boundaries of KNN
d). Explaining the code for visualization
e). Here is our classification template
f). How to change default options and customize classifiers
g). Customization options for KNN
5. Naive Bayes
a). Naive Bayesian Intuition.
b). Naive Bayesain in MATLAB
c). Customization Options for Naive Bayesain
6. Decision Trees
a). Decision trees intuition
b).Decision Trees in MATLAB
c).Visualizing Decision Trees using the View Function
d). Customization Options for Decision Trees
7. Support Vector Machines
a). SVM Intuition
b). Kernel SVM Intuition
c). SVM in MATLAB
d). Customization Options for SVM
8. Discriminant Analysis
a). Discriminant Analysis Intuition
b). Discriminant Analysis in MATLAB
c). Customization Options for Discriminant Analysis
9. Ensembles
a). Ensembles Intuition
b). Ensembles in MATLAB
c). Customization Options for Ensembles
10.Performance Evaluation
a). Evaluating Classifiers: Confusion matrix (Theory)
b). Validation Methods (Theory)
c). Validation methods in MATLAB
d). Evaluating Classifiers in MATLAB
11. Clustering
a). Code and Data
12. K – means
a). K-Means Clustering Intuition
b). Choosing the number of clusters
c). k-means in MATLAB
d). KMeans Limitations
13. Mean Shift Clustering
a). Intuition of Mean Shift
b). Mean Shift in MATLAB
c). Mean Shift Performance in Cases where Kmean Fails
14. DBSCAN
a). Intuition of DBSCAN
b). DBSCAN in MATLAB
c). DBSCAN on clusters with varying sizes
d). DBSCAN on clusters with different shapes and densities
e). DBSCAN for handling noise
15. Hierarchical Clustering
a). Hierarchical Clustering Intuition
b). Hierachical Clustering in MATLAB
16. Dimensionality Reduction
a). Code and data
b). Principal Component Analysis
c). PCA in MATLAB
17. Data Preprocessing
a). Code and data
18. Handling Missing Values
a). Deletion strategies
b). Using mean and mode
c). Considering as a special value
d). Class specific mean and mode
e). Random Value Imputation
19. Dealing with Categorical Variables
a). Categorical data with no order
b). Categorical data with order
c). Frequency based encoding
d). Target based encoding
20. Outlier Detection
a). 3 sigma rule with deletion strategy
b). 3 sigma rule with filling strategy
c). Box plots and iterquartile rule
d). Class specific box plots
e). Histograms for outliers
f). Local Outlier Factor
g). Outliers in Categorical Variables
21. Feature Scaling and Data Discretization
a). Feature Scalling
b). Discretization using Equal width binning
c). Discretization using Equal Frequency binning
Requirements
a). MATLAB 2017a or heigher version. No prior knowledge of MATLAB is required
b). In version below 2017a there might be some functions that will not work
Basic Course DescriptionÂ
This course is for you if you want to have a real feel of the Machine Learning techniques without having to learn all the complicated maths. Additionally, this course is also for you if you have had previous hours and hours of machine learning theory but could never got a change or figure out how to implement and solve data science problems with it.
The approach in this course is very practical and we will start everything from very scratch. We will immediately start coding after a couple of introductory tutorials and we try to keep the theory to bare minimal. All the coding will be done in MATLAB which is one of the fundamental programming languages for engineer and science students and is frequently used by top data science research groups world wide.
Below is the brief outline of this course.
1: Introduction to course
In this section we spend some time talking about the topics you’ll learn, the approach of learning used in the course, essential details about MATLAB to get you started. This will give you an idea of what to expect from the course.
2: Data preprocessing (Brief videos)
We need to prepare and preprocess our data before applying Data Science algorithms and techniques. This section discusses the essential preprocessing techniques and discuses the topics such as getting rid of outliers, dealing with missing values, converting categorical data to numerical form, and feature scalling.
3: Classification Algorithms in MATLAB
Classification algorithms is an important class of Data Science algorithms and is a must learn for every data scientist. This section provides not only the intuition behind some of the most commonly used classification algorithm but also provides there implementation in MATLAB. The algorithms that we cover are
a). K-Nearest Neighbor
b). Naïve Bayesain
c). Support Vector Machine
d). Decision Trees
e). Discriminant Analysis
f). Ensembles
In addition to these we also cover how to evaluate the performance of classifiers using different metrics.
4: Clustering Algorithms in MATLAB
This section introduces some of the commonly used clustering algorithms alongside with their intuition and implementation in MATLAB. We also cover the limitations of clustering algorithms by looking at their performance when the clusters are of different sizes, shapes and densities. The algorithms we cover in this section are
a). K-Means
b). Mean Shift
c). DBSCAN
d). Hierarchical Clustering
In the same section, we also cover practical application of the clustering algorithms by looking at the applications of image compression and sentence grouping. This section provides some intuition regarding the strengths of clustering in real life data analysis tasks.
5: Dimensionality Reduction
Dimensionality reduction is an important branch of algorithms in Data Science. In this section we show how to reduce the dimensions for a specific Data Science problems so that the visualization becomes easy. We cover the PCA algorithm in this section.
6: Project: Malware Analysis
In this section we provide a detailed project on malware analysis from one of our recent research paper. We provide introductory videos on how to complete the project. This will provide you with some hands on experience for analyzing Data Science problems.
7: Data preprocessing (Detailed Videos)
In this section we dive deep into the topic of data preprocessing and cover many interesting topics. The topic in this section include
a). Dealing with missing data using
b). Deleting strategies
c). Using mean and mode
d). Radom values for handling missing data
e). Class based strategies
f). Considering as a special value
Dealing with Categorical Variables using the
a). One hot encoding
b). Frequency based encoding
c). Target based encoding
d). Encoding in the presence of an order
Outlier Detection using
a). 3 sigma rule with
b). Box plot rule
c). Histogram based rule
d). Local outlier factor
e). Outliers in categorical variable
f). Feature Scaling and Data Discretization
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