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Complete Prediction and Detection Model Building with Python

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Complete Prediction and Detection Model Building with Python, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.39, with 131 lectures, based on 9 reviews, and has 202 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn how to code in Java, including all the fundamentals on superclasses, operations, and axis modifiers. Build user interfaces for Android apps, including connecting all the features and implementing the backend Code in Python is one of the Top 3 coding languages in demand this year. Use Tensorflow, the #1 open source software library for dataflow programming. Build hands-on projects and use source code to check your work and expand. Meet the Mammoth Interactive community. And more. This course is ideal for individuals who are Take this course if you want to create Stock Market and Weather Prediction models, code, process data, and much more. It is particularly useful for Take this course if you want to create Stock Market and Weather Prediction models, code, process data, and much more.

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Title: Complete Prediction and Detection Model Building with Python

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.39

Number of Lectures: 131

Number of Published Lectures: 131

Number of Curriculum Items: 131

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 131

Original Price: $199.99

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What You Will Learn

  • Learn how to code in Java, including all the fundamentals on superclasses, operations, and axis modifiers.
  • Build user interfaces for Android apps, including connecting all the features and implementing the backend
  • Code in Python is one of the Top 3 coding languages in demand this year.
  • Use Tensorflow, the #1 open source software library for dataflow programming.
  • Build hands-on projects and use source code to check your work and expand.
  • Meet the Mammoth Interactive community.
  • And more.
  • Who Should Attend

  • Take this course if you want to create Stock Market and Weather Prediction models, code, process data, and much more.
  • Target Audiences

  • Take this course if you want to create Stock Market and Weather Prediction models, code, process data, and much more.
  • Build 9 projects while learning to code and build machine learning models. Experience the power of cutting edge frameworks and learn to handle all types of data.

    With crystal-clear audio, HD screencasts, and over 120 lectures, this is a course you do not want to miss.

    You’ll build Image Recognition apps that have powerful features. You’ll learn topics that include:

  • Stock Market Prediction

  • Retrieving Data via RESTful API Call

  • Parsing JSON Data, Pycharm-Style

  • Processing Text Data

  • Setting up Vocab Dictionary

  • Weather Prediction

  • First: A Thorough Introduction For Beginners

    Learn to download and install Android Studio and explore the interface. You’ll get all source code and project files for the 9 hands-on projects in this course.

    You’ll learn how to code in Java, including all the fundamentals on superclasses, operations, and axis modifiers. You’ll learn how to build a user interface for an Android App, including connecting all the features and implementing the backend.

    Included in this course is material for beginners to get comfortable with the interfaces. Please note that we reuse this content in similar courses because it is introductory material. You can find some material in the course Hands-On Machine Learning: Learn TensorFlow, Python, & Java!

    Code In The Top Languages Of The Year

    You’ll learn how to code in Python, which we will show you through Pycharm. Python is one of the Top 3 coding languages in demand this year, alongside Java and Javascript. Python is used by companies big and small like YouTube, Instagram, and Google.

    Use The Top Software For Programming

    You will learn how to use Tensorflow, the #1 open source software library for dataflow programming. Tensorflow is a symbolic math library, and we will use it for machine learning applications.

    And MORE Data Handling And Manipulation Projects

  • Formatting Datasets

  • Building Computational Graph

  • Exploring the CIFAR 10 Dataset

  • Loading and Displaying Images

  • Loading Face and Non Face Images

  • Emotions Detection Project

  • Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Introduction to Machine Learning + Software

    Lecture 1: Projects Overview

    Lecture 2: Prediction and Detection Project Resources – Mammoth Interactive

    Chapter 2: Android Studio

    Lecture 1: Downloading and Installing Android Studio

    Lecture 2: Exploring Interface

    Lecture 3: Setting up an Emulator and Running Project

    Lecture 4: Code

    Chapter 3: Introduction to the Java Programming Language

    Lecture 1: Introduction to the Java Programming Language

    Lecture 2: Variable Types

    Lecture 3: Operations on Variables

    Lecture 4: Array and Lists

    Lecture 5: Array and List Operations

    Lecture 6: If and Switch Statements

    Lecture 7: While Loops

    Lecture 8: For Loops

    Lecture 9: Functions

    Lecture 10: Parameters and Return Values

    Lecture 11: Classes and Objects

    Lecture 12: Superclass and Subclasses

    Lecture 13: Static Variables and Axis Modifiers

    Chapter 4: App Development

    Lecture 1: Intro To Android App Development

    Lecture 2: Building Basic UI

    Lecture 3: Connecting UI to Backend

    Lecture 4: Implementing Backend and Tidying UI

    Chapter 5: Machine Learning Concepts

    Lecture 1: Machine Learning Explained

    Lecture 2: Pycharm Files – Mammoth Interactive

    Chapter 6: Pycharm Projects Overview

    Lecture 1: Project Overview

    Lecture 2: Pycharm Source Files – Mammoth Interactive

    Chapter 7: Introduction to PyCharm

    Lecture 1: Downloading and Installing Pycharm and Python

    Lecture 2: Exploring Pycharm

    Chapter 8: Python Language Basics

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Variables

    Lecture 2: Variables Operations and Conversions

    Lecture 3: Collection Types

    Lecture 4: Collections Operations

    Lecture 5: Control Flow If Statements

    Lecture 6: While and For Loops

    Lecture 7: Functions

    Lecture 8: Classes and Objects

    Chapter 9: Beginners Tensorflow Project

    Lecture 1: Project Demo

    Lecture 2: Topics List

    Lecture 3: Installing TensorFlow

    Lecture 4: Importing Tensorflow to Pycharm

    Lecture 5: FAQ: Help with TensorFlow Installation

    Lecture 6: Constant Nodes and Sessions

    Lecture 7: Variable Nodes

    Lecture 8: Placeholder Nodes

    Lecture 9: Operation nodes

    Lecture 10: Loss, Optimizers, and Training

    Lecture 11: Building a Linear Regression Model

    Lecture 12: Tensorflow Project Files – Mammoth Interactive

    Chapter 10: Build Image Recognition Apps

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Upcoming Projects

    Lecture 2: Source Code – Mammoth Interactive

    Chapter 11: Stock Market Prediction

    Lecture 1: Project Demo

    Lecture 2: Project Overview

    Lecture 3: If Receiving JSON Parsing Error

    Lecture 4: Retrieving Data via RESTful API Call

    Lecture 5: Parsing JSON Data Pycharm Style

    Lecture 6: Formatting Data

    Lecture 7: Building the Model

    Lecture 8: Training and Testing The model

    Lecture 9: Freezing Graph

    Lecture 10: Setting up Android Project

    Lecture 11: Building UI

    Lecture 12: Requesting Data Via AsyncTask

    Lecture 13: Parsing JSON Data Android Style

    Lecture 14: Running Inference and Displaying Results

    Lecture 15: Stock Market Prediction Project Files – Mammoth Interactive

    Chapter 12: Text Prediction

    Lecture 1: Project Demo

    Lecture 2: Project Overview

    Lecture 3: Processing Text Data

    Lecture 4: Building Data Sets and Model Builder Function

    Lecture 5: Building Computational Graph

    Lecture 6: Writing Training and Testing Code

    Lecture 7: Training, Testing, and Freezing Graph

    Lecture 8: Setting up Android Project

    Lecture 9: Setting Up a User Interface

    Lecture 10: Setting up Vocab Dictionary

    Lecture 11: Formatting Input and Running Through Model

    Lecture 12: Interpreting Results and Summary

    Lecture 13: Text Prediction – Mammoth Interactive

    Chapter 13: Weather Prediction

    Lecture 1: Project Demo

    Lecture 2: Project Overview

    Lecture 3: Retrieving the Data

    Lecture 4: Formatting Datasets

    Lecture 5: Building Computational Graph

    Lecture 6: Writing Training, Testing, and Evaluating Functions

    Lecture 7: Training, Testing, and Freezing the Model

    Lecture 8: Setting up Android Project

    Instructors

  • Complete Prediction and Detection Model Building with Python  No.2
    Mammoth Interactive
    Top-Rated Instructor, 3.3 Million+ Students
  • Complete Prediction and Detection Model Building with Python  No.3
    John Bura
    Best Selling Instructor Web/App/Game Developer 1Mil Students
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