Machine Learning Journey

What you'll learn
How to use Python, Visual Studio Code and Jupyter Notebooks to code Machine Learning models
How to intuitively understand Machine Learning models
How to know your model is making accurate predictions
How to apply Machine Learning models to real work business situations
Description
What does Siri, Alexa and Google Play have in common?
How is Capital One and Paypal able to instantly detect fraudulent transfers?
How is Google Photos able to identify faces in photos?
How is Youtube able to make wickedly smart suggested videos?
Or Amazon know what you want before you do?
How does FexEx know the best routes and time of day to ship packages?
These are all made possible through Machine Learning algorithms and in this course, you will not only understand them but you will actually BUILD machine learning models in Python.
And you will use them to make predictions on data! Not only that, you will learn how to validate your models are accurate so you can prove to your peers and superiors that your models are trustworthy.
Have always been a little interested in Machine Learning but have been a little intimidated by the math?
Do you feel like you're way behind the times and it's too late to get in on the ML Hype?
Maybe you feel like coding in Python and Data Science sounds too hard. Is that you?
If you answered yes to any of those questions this course is for you. I built this course for complete beginners and had a blast building it for you guys.
Here's a few of things you will build in this course
How to setup the perfect development environment for coding ML Algorithms
How to use Anaconda, VSCode, Jupyter Notebooks and Python3 to build and test accurate ML models
How to build the perfect preprocessing template for ML engineering
How to understand what One Hot encoding is and why it's important
How to use the Numpy, Pandas, Matplotlib and Seaborn Python libraries to build beautiful ML models
Understanding Feature Scaling and when you would use it
7 steps to understanding and building Simple Linear Regression models
7 steps to understanding and building Multiple Linear Regression models
7 steps to understanding and building Polynomial Linear Regression models
If you are a data analyst, cyber security professional, college student or just someone not happy in their current job looking for a lucrative career change, then this course is for you. Machine Learning isn't just a buzz word, it's a real set of tools people just like you are using to solve real business problems. It's not to late to get in on this rising trend.
No prior Machine Learning or coding experience is required.
Now is your time!
Let's get coding shall we?
Who this course is for
Beginners interested in Machine Learning
Beginners interested in Data Science
Beginners interested in using Python to code Machine Learning Models
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