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Machine Learning with Python and Statistics, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 3.75, with 176 lectures, 11 quizzes, based on 12 reviews, and has 115 subscribers.

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Title: Machine Learning with Python and Statistics

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 3.75

Number of Lectures: 176

Number of Quizzes: 11

Number of Published Lectures: 155

Number of Published Quizzes: 11

Number of Curriculum Items: 187

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 166

Original Price: ?1,499

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What You Will Learn

  • Complete course on Python from beginner to Advance Level
  • Who Should Attend

  • This course is targeted towards anyone who aims to master Python as a programming language from absolute scratch with experience on replica of real time assignments
  • Target Audiences

  • This course is targeted towards anyone who aims to master Python as a programming language from absolute scratch with experience on replica of real time assignments
  • This course is specifically designed for students to learn the concepts in Python, Statistics and Maching Learning. We have tailored this curriculum so that even non-technical students can opt this course and understand the complex concepts. This course includes concepts in Python such as: Variables, functions,Pandas, Numpy, exception handling, web scraping, multithreading,connecting to database, matplotlib, modules, packages,files, flask,grammer correction and speech to text conversion. Projects in Python such as Hangman, Snake Game, Phonebook and Password Generator.

    For Statistics it includes concepts such as Inferential statistics, Descriptive statistics,data types, population, Central Tendencies, Measures of Dispersion,Z-score, Min-max scaling, Co-variance, Correlation, Multi-collinearity, Anova, Kurtosis,Normal Distribution, Poisson Distribution,Bionominal Distribution,Hypothesis Testing, Central Limit Theorem, Degrees Of Freedom, Confidence Interval, P-value.

    It also covers important Machine Learning algorithms such as Linear Regression, Logistic Regression,Confusion Matrix, Cost Matrix, Naive Bayes, K-Nearest Neighbors, Decision Tree Algorithm, Random Forest Algorithm,Support Vector Machine, Polynomial Regression, Unsupervised Learning, K-Means Clustering, Principal Component Analysis, DBSCAN, Linear Discriminant Analysis, Linear regression, Logistic Regression, Naive Bayes, KNN, Decision Tree, Support Vector Machine, K means Clustering, Principal Component Analysis, Hierarchical Clustering and Docker for Machine Learning. We have also included ‘Deployment of Machine Learning’ as one of the section so that user can learn to built the model from scratch and deploy it on its own.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction to python

    Lecture 1: Importance of Python Part 1

    Lecture 2: Importance of Python Part 2

    Lecture 3: Hands-on Exercise- Installing Python Anaconda for the Windows, Linux and Mac

    Chapter 2: Variables

    Lecture 1: Variables Introduction

    Lecture 2: Categorical Variable

    Lecture 3: Numerical Variable

    Lecture 4: Mixed Variable

    Chapter 3: Python Lists

    Lecture 1: Adding Attribute

    Lecture 2: Sets And Tupels

    Lecture 3: Conditional Statements

    Lecture 4: Looping Statements

    Chapter 4: Functions in Python

    Lecture 1: Python Functions- Introduction

    Lecture 2: Built-in Functions-3

    Lecture 3: User defined functions

    Lecture 4: Date and Time Function

    Chapter 5: Pandas and Numpy

    Lecture 1: Pandas and Numpy

    Lecture 2: Numpy-libraries

    Lecture 3: Numpy-Indexing and selection

    Chapter 6: Classes, Objects and Modules

    Lecture 1: Classes and Objects

    Lecture 2: Object Oriented Programming And Classes

    Lecture 3: Abstraction in OOPs

    Lecture 4: Abstract Class and Methods

    Lecture 5: Inheritance in OOPs

    Lecture 6: Encapsulation

    Chapter 7: Exception Handling

    Lecture 1: Introduction To Exception Handling

    Lecture 2: Exception Handling Part 2

    Chapter 8: Web Scraping with Python

    Lecture 1: Introduction To Web Scraping In Python

    Lecture 2: Introduction With Basic Html

    Lecture 3: Web Crawler, Web Scraping

    Chapter 9: Multi Threading

    Lecture 1: Introduction To Threading

    Lecture 2: How To Use Multithreading- Code

    Chapter 10: Connecting DataBase to Python

    Lecture 1: Connect Python With MySQL

    Chapter 11: Matplotlib

    Lecture 1: How To Plot Graph And Chart With Python

    Lecture 2: Histogram

    Lecture 3: Barchart

    Lecture 4: Pie-chart

    Lecture 5: Plot Using Python

    Lecture 6: Scatterplot

    Lecture 7: All Plots

    Chapter 12: Tools in Python

    Lecture 1: Code Quality

    Chapter 13: Modules

    Lecture 1: Imports

    Chapter 14: Packages

    Lecture 1: Decorators

    Lecture 2: Generators

    Chapter 15: Files

    Lecture 1: File Processing Part 1

    Lecture 2: File Processing Part 2

    Chapter 16: Flask section

    Lecture 1: Flask Introduction

    Lecture 2: Creating Our First App

    Lecture 3: Querying Database

    Lecture 4: Dynamic Url Query

    Chapter 17: Testing and Publishing

    Lecture 1: Testing, Comments And Publish

    Chapter 18: User Interface

    Lecture 1: How To Create And Design User Interface

    Lecture 2: How To Create A Button?

    Chapter 19: Application Development

    Lecture 1: Tic-tac-toe Game

    Chapter 20: Grammer Correction in Text

    Lecture 1: Understanding The Concept Of Text Grammar

    Lecture 2: Grammatical Rules

    Lecture 3: Appling Nlp Rule For Grammar Correction – Part 1

    Lecture 4: Appling Nlp Rule For Grammar Correction – Part 2

    Lecture 5: Appling Nlp Rule For Grammar Correction – Part 3

    Lecture 6: Introduction To Speech To Text Conversion

    Lecture 7: Implementation Example Of Speech To Text

    Chapter 21: Mini and Mega Python Projects

    Lecture 1: The Hangman Game Description

    Lecture 2: The Hangman Game Code

    Lecture 3: Snake Game Description

    Lecture 4: Snake Game Code

    Lecture 5: Phonebook (Add, Delete, Updated Contacts) Description

    Lecture 6: Phonebook (Add, Delete, Updated Contacts) Code

    Lecture 7: Password Generator Description

    Chapter 22: Overview of Statistics

    Lecture 1: Overview of Statistics

    Lecture 2: What Is Descriptive Statistics?

    Chapter 23: Introduction to basic definition used in Statistics

    Lecture 1: Data Types

    Lecture 2: Population

    Lecture 3: Sample

    Chapter 24: Concepts to Understand Data

    Lecture 1: Central Tendencies

    Lecture 2: Measures Of Dispersion

    Chapter 25: Methods of Feature Scaling in Statistics

    Lecture 1: Z-score

    Instructors

  • Machine Learning with Python and Statistics  No.2
    Saurabh Mirgane
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