Application of Data Science Techniques

This 4 week online course will teach you how to analyze data in real-world scenarios using machine learning techniques such as Reinforcement Learning, Computer Vision, Neural Networks, Clustering techniques, and Bayesian classifiers. You will also explore techniques for automating machine learning workflows.

Date

Nov 11– Dec 16, 2024

Duration

4 weeks, 5 hours per week

PRICE

$1,250

FUTURE DATES

TBD

CEUs

2.0 CEUs

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Course Number

ADSTxB

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TOPICS COVERED

Future of AI/ML in business
Naïve Bayes Clustering
Time series analysis
AI/ML low code / no code
Reinforcement learning
Demand forecasting
ML vision with Google
NLP – as it relates to reliability, topic modeling
ML in IoT applications
Dimensionality reduction (PCA, auto-encoding), how to find value in a highly dimensional dataset
Imbalanced data sets, how to address more focused on anomaly detection
Best practices for implementing machine learning on Google Cloud

Why this training is relevant

Discover how Data Science skills can unlock the potential of generative AI:

Foundation for Generative AI: Neural networks, especially in natural language processing, underpin generative AI. Knowledge on data science and specifically on Machine Learning (ML) provides an essential understanding for creating generative AI solutions.
Application of MLOps to Generative AI: MLOps practices are vital in the evolving use of generative AI.
Performance Improvement with ML Techniques: Classical ML techniques (data pre-processing, feature extraction, and anomaly detection) enhance generative AI performance.
Development of New Generative AI Models: Classical ML methods like reinforcement learning and Bayesian inference aid in creating generative AI models. These models adapt from feedback and adhere to specified constraints.
Not All Problems Are Solved by Generative AI: Some problems, notably supervised learning types such as regression, still require classical ML approaches.
Importance of Classical ML in Generative AI: Classical ML metrics (e.g., accuracy, precision, recall) gauge performance. Classical ML aids in debugging generative AI models. Identifying crucial features in model predictions using classical ML techniques is crucial.

TARGET AUDIENCE

Data Scientists
Data Analysts
Data Engineers
Business Analysts and staff
BI Developers
Anyone who wants to or needs to understand machine learning/AI techniques for data analysis, forecasting, prediction and algorithmic learning.

PREREQUISITES

Knowledge knowledge of data science principles and fundamental algorithms
Working knowledge of implementing several of the most frequently used AI/ML models
Foundational understanding of data science ethics exercises, knowledge checks and assignments
Data science lifecycle activities and outcomes

LEARNING OUTCOMES

Understand and apply data science principles and algorithms.

Implement some of the most frequently used advanced AI/ML models through hands-on exercises and projects.

Use Python/R AI/ML techniques and libraries by working on exercises and projects that utilize these tools.

Understand the capabilities and utilize use BigQuery, AutoML, and Vertex AI for ML development.

Understand MLOps to maintain machine learning models in production reliably and efficiently.

Grasp the fundamentals of Reinforcement Learning, exploring state-of-the-art algorithms and methodologies, and apply them in practical scenarios to optimize decision-making processes

OTHER CLOUD DATA ANALYTICS TRANSFORMATION COURSES

Upon successful completion of all "Fundamentals of Data" courses, you will be rewarded with a program certificate on Cloud Data Analytics Transformation, in addition to each individual course certificate.

Application of Data Visualization

Application of Data Engineering

Fundamentals of Data Visualization

Fundamentals of Data Engineering

Fundamentals of Data Science

MIT INSTRUCTORS

John Williams

Professor of Information Engineering and Civil and Environmental Engineering at MIT

Abel Sanchez

Executive Director, Research Scientist, Laboratory for Manufacturing and Productivity, MIT

The MIT xPRO Learning Experience

We bring together an innovative pedagogy paired with world class faculty.

Learn by doing

Practice process and methods through labs, simulations, assessments, case studies, and tools.

Learn from others

Connect with an international community of professionals while working on projects based on real-world examples.

Learn on demand

Access all of the content online and watch videos on the go.

Reflect and Apply

Bring your new skills to your organization, through examples from technical work environments and ample prompts for reflection.

Demonstrate your success

Earn a Professional Certificate from MIT xPRO and Continuing Education Units (CEUs).

Learn from the best

Gain insights from MIT faculty and industry experts and connect with your course team and faculty over discussion forums and live virtual office hours.

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