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Applied Machine Learning - PhD Course
Provider: The Niels Bohr Institute

Activity no.: 5896-23-11-31
Enrollment deadline: 24/04/2023
Date and time24.04.2023, at: 00:00 - 25.06.2023, at: 00:00
Regular seats20
ECTS credits7.50
Contact personAiga Voite    E-mail address: aiga.voite@nbi.ku.dk
Enrolment Handling/Course OrganiserTroels Christian Petersen    E-mail address: petersen@nbi.ku.dk
Semester/BlockBlock 4
Scheme groupC
Exam formWritten assignment
Exam formContinuous assessment
Exam details
Course workload
Course workload categoryHours
Lectures56.00
Preparation22.00
Theory exercises28.00
Project work100.00

Sum206.00


Content
The course will give the student an introduction to and a basic knowledge on Machine Learning (ML) and its use in various parts of data analysis. The focus will be on application through examples and use of computers, and be project based.

The course will cover the following subjects:
•Introduction to Machine Learning
•Types of problems suitable for ML and their typical solutions.
•Types of problems not suitable for ML
•Classification and Regression
•Supervised vs. Unsupervised training
•Dimensionality Reduction
•ML performance
•Big Data management and data access

Formel requirements

Sign up:

This course is offered to MSc and PhD students.

PhD students please sign up for the course using the credit student application » at this link. The course code to enter is NFYK20002U.

For questions or problems with sign-up, please contact Aiga Voite



It is expected that the student brings a laptop.



Learning outcome

 

Skills

The student should in the course obtain the following skills:
•Understand the use of ML in data analysis
•Use ML on a given (suitable) dataset
•Be able to optimise the performance of the ML algorithm
•Be capable of quantifying and comparing ML performances

Knowledge

The student will obtain knowledge about ML concepts and procedures, more specifically:
•The fundamental methods used in ML.
•Various Cost-Functions and Goodness measures.
•The most commonly used ML algorithms.

Competences

This course will provide the students with an understanding of ML methods and knowledge of (structured) data analysis with ML, which enables them to analyse data using ML in science and beyond. The students should be capable of handling data sparcity, non-uniformities, and categorical data.


Target group
This is the PhD version of the MSc course with same title. If you are a MSc student, please go to kurser.ku.dk to sign up for the course.

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