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Course XCS229i in Machine Learning from Stanford University

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Stanford Machine Learning

Course XCS229i in Machine Learning from Stanford University

This course has 2 focuses: on Matemathical derivation of models and Python Implementation of the models. Then, it is applied on data.

The course is split into 5 parts:

  • Part I: Feature Maps and Single Neural Networks
  • Part II: Logistic Regression (GDA) and Poission Regression
  • Part III: Constructing Kernels
  • Part IV: Naive Bayes for Spam classification and ANN used for MNIST classfication
  • Part V: Gaussian Mixture Models (GMM) and K-means