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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://edw2019.dataversi
 ty.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=126&proposalid=10464\n<div segoe="">\n<p>Machi
 ne Learning (ML) is a form of Artificial Intelligence (AI) that enables com
 puters to automatically learn and adapt using large volumes of quality data
  sets. The main goal of ML is to learn from the previous data patterns and 
 make future predictions. Today, ML powers technologies such as facial recog
 nition, fraud prevention, consumer shopping patterns, equipment failure, an
 d even self-driving cars. However, the field of ML is vast and complex and 
 this 3-hour tutorial with three basic modules is your entry into the world 
 of ML. This training is designed for analysts, managers, and executives acr
 oss any industry sector who want to get a broad overview of key ML concepts
  and techniques .&nbsp;</p>\n<p>The first module provides an overview of th
 e basic concepts and building blocks of ML.&nbsp; This module covers the 5 
 main types of Analytics and the 3 types of ML. Given that ML heavily involv
 es techniques from both statistics and computer science, the next two modul
 es cover these two areas. Module 2 provides an overview of statistical conc
 epts such as data distributions, sampling, correlation, statistical tests (
 such as T-Tests and ANOVA) and more. The third module is on the computer sc
 ience aspects and covers ML algorithms such as Decision Trees, Support Vect
 or Machines (SVM), Logistic Regression, Linear Regression, and Clustering. 
 In all the three modules the emphasis is on the ML concepts and their relat
 ion to the real and enterprise/business world in plain simple English. This
  is not a ML programming tutorial.</p>\n</div>\n
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Machine Learning
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