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Since 1994 UI/Course/45

Respected
DATA SCIENCE WITH
Sir, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING
Please find
the Duration: 3 Months Exception Handling
enclosed • Exception, Except clause
PDF 1. Python • Try and finally clause
attachment
Introduction • User Defined Exceptions
of New• History OOPs concept
DSA • Features • Class, object & attributes
Daywise.
• Why Python for ML? • Inheritance
Basic Python Programming • Overloading
• Basic Syntax 2. Python Libraries
• Variable
Thanks & and Data Types
NumPy Library
• Operator
Regards • Installing NumPy
• Conditional Statements
Rounak • Creating Arrays
• Looping, Control Statements
Ajmera 1. Dimensional Array
String Manipulation 2. Dimensional Array
• Accessing Strings 3. Multi-Dimensional Array
• Basic Operations, String slices • An array filled with random values
Lists • An array filled with random integers
• Array Indexing
• Introduction
• Array Slicing
• Accessing list
• Copy vs View
• Operations, Working with lists
• Array Shape
• Function and Methods
• Array Reshape
Tuple • Array Iterating
• Introduction • Array Join
• Accessing tuples • Array Split
• Operations, Working • Array Search
• Functions and Methods • Array Sort
Dictionaries • Array Filter
• Introduction Pandas Library
• Accessing values in dictionaries • Introduction
• Working with dictionaries • Environment Setup
• Properties, Functions • Data structures
Functions • Loading of dataset
• Defining a function • Indexing, Selection
• Calling a function, • Text data
• Function Arguments • Aggregation
• Anonymous functions • Missing Data (Data Filtration)
• Global and local variables • Data Grouping
• Data Merging
Modules
• Date Functionality
• Importing module
• Multi Indexing (Advanced Indexing)
• Math module, Random module
• Packages, Composition Matplotlib Library
• Plotting
Since 1994 UI/Course/45
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Sir, INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING
Please find
the • Subplots • Splitting the dataset into the training and test set
• Markers
enclosed • Feature Scaling
PDF • Line style • How to set up working directories
• Different Charts and Graphs
attachment 6. Introduction of all –
of New
Seaborn Library • Introduction of Machine learning
DSA • Working with Multiple chart • Introduction of Deep learning
Daywise. • Introduction of Artificial Intelligence
3. Basic Statistics
• Mean • Introduction of Data Science
• Mode 7. Machine Learning
• Median
Thanks & 7.1 Supervised Learning - Regression
• Variables
Regards
• Standard Deviation Build predictive models for continuous data.
Rounak
• Outliers • Linear Regression Theory.
Ajmera
• Hypothesis • Hands-on: Build a simple linear regression model
(e.g., predict house prices).
4. SQL • Polynomial Regression and Overfitting.
• What is a Database • Evaluation metrics: RMSE, R².
• Types of Databases • Hands-on: Advanced regression analysis.
• DBMS vs RDBMS • Regularization (Ridge and Lasso).
• Normalization & Denormalization • Hands-on: Apply regularization to a dataset.
• Install MySQL
Project
• Data Models
• DBMS Language • Predict house prices using multiple linear
• ACID Properties in DBMS regression.
• What is SQL Supervised Learning – Classification
• SQL Data Types Build models for categorical outcomes
• SQL commands • Logistic Regression Theory and Binary
• SQL Operators Classification.
• SQL Keys • Hands-on: Predict whether a patient has diabetes.
• SQL Joins • Evaluation metrics: Precision, Recall, F1 Score,
• GROUP BY, HAVING, ORDER BY ROC-AUC.
• Subqueries with select, insert, update, delete • Decision Trees and Random Forest.
statements • Hands-on: Build and evaluate models using Scikit-
• SQL Set Operations and Types learn.
• SQL functions • Support Vector Machines (SVM).
• SQL vs NoSQL • Hands-on: Classify images using SVM.
• Database connection SQL to Python
Project
5. Data Preprocessing • Classify emails as spam or not spam.
• Overview of data processing
• Get the Database 7.2 Ensemble Learning
• Importing the Libraries
• Importing the Datasets Introduction to Ensemble Learning
• Missing data • Basic Ensemble Techniques
• Categorical Data ➢ Max Voting
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DATA SCIENCE WITH ARTIFICIAL
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the ➢ Averaging processing.
➢ Weighted Average
enclosed • Hands-on: Classify handwritten digits (MNIST
PDF • Advanced Ensemble Techniques dataset).
➢ Stacking
attachment • Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) basics.
of New➢ Blending • Hands-on: Build a text generator using RNN.
DSA ➢ Bagging • Transfer Learning Basics.
➢ Boosting
Daywise. • Hands-on: Use a pre-trained model for image
• Algorithms based on Bagging and Boosting classification.
➢ AdaBoost & XGB
7.3 Performance Measures: Project
• Confusion
Thanks & Matrix
• Classification Accuracy
Regards • Build an image classification model to identify
• Classification Report: Precisions, Recall, F1 and
Rounak objects in images.
AjmeraSupport. 10. Advanced Applications and
• R2Score
Capstone Project
7.4 Unsupervised Learning and Dimensionality
Dive into advanced AI/ML applications and
Reduction
complete a capstone project.
Learn clustering and dimensionality reduction
techniques. • Introduction to Natural Language Processing
• K-Means Clustering Theory. (NLP).
• Hands-on: Cluster customer data for • Hands-on: Sentiment analysis using text data.
segmentation. • Introduction to Time Series Analysis.
• Hierarchical Clustering. • Hands-on: Forecast sales using ARIMA or LSTM.
• Hands-on: Cluster movies based on user ratings. • Reinforcement Learning Basics.
• Dimensionality Reduction with PCA. • Hands-on: Solve a basic game simulation.
• Hands-on: Reduce dimensions of a high- Capstone Project Development:
dimensional dataset.
Project Project assignment on DL.
• Segment customers based on purchasing
behavior. • Choose one of the following:
• Build a recommendation system (e.g., movie or
8. Capstone Project on Machine product recommendations).
Learning • Build a predictive model for medical outcomes
➢ 5 Projects assignment. (e.g., heart disease prediction).
• Build a chatbot using NLP.
9. Neural Networks and Deep Learning
Basics
Understand the basics of neural networks and
implement a basic model.

• Introduction to Neural Networks.


• Hands-on: Build a simple neural network using
TensorFlow/Keras.
• Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for image

Common questions

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Supervised learning techniques learn from labeled datasets, where the correct output is provided for each input, and the model is trained to map inputs to known outputs. It is typically used for prediction and classification tasks, such as predicting house prices or classifying diseases . Reinforcement learning, in contrast, involves an agent learning to make decisions by taking actions in an environment to maximize cumulative rewards. It is applied in domains like game simulations, where the agent learns policies through trial and error rather than from labeled data .

Implementing SQL in database management for machine learning requires considerations such as ensuring data integrity through normalization, effectively managing large datasets using appropriate data models, and understanding the different types of SQL operations, such as joins and subqueries . SQL integrates with Python through database connectors and ORMs, allowing for seamless data manipulation and retrieval using Python's libraries like Pandas, which can enhance preprocessing and exploratory data analysis tasks, thus bridging the gap between database management and machine learning .

Feature scaling is crucial to ensure that machine learning models perform optimally, especially models that are sensitive to the scale of the data like SVM and K-Means clustering. It helps in standardizing the range of independent variables, allowing for faster convergence of gradient descent algorithms and improving the model's accuracy . Common techniques for scaling include normalization, which rescales the feature to a fixed range, typically 0 to 1, and standardization, which transforms the data to have a mean of 0 and a standard deviation of 1, suitable for features following a Gaussian distribution .

CNNs offer significant advantages for image processing by leveraging their ability to automatically and adaptively learn spatial hierarchies of features through backpropagation, which makes them exceedingly effective for complex tasks such as image classification . They reduce the need for manual feature extraction, leading to improved performance on datasets like MNIST for handwriting recognition . However, CNNs also have limitations such as requiring large amounts of data to train effectively, being computationally intensive, and lacking interpretability compared to simpler models .

Supervised learning is a type of machine learning where the model is trained on a labeled dataset, meaning that each training example is paired with an output label. It is commonly applied in projects where prediction of outcomes is required, such as predicting house prices using linear regression or classifying emails as spam using decision trees . Unsupervised learning, on the other hand, involves training on data without labeled responses, focusing on uncovering hidden patterns in the data. It is often used in clustering projects, like segmenting customers based on purchasing behavior using K-Means clustering or reducing dimensions with PCA .

Data science applications benefit significantly from multi-dimensional array manipulations in NumPy due to the library's ability to perform efficient numerical computations with arrays. Operations such as array creation, slicing, reshaping, and joining enable the manipulation and analysis of large datasets. Functions like random sampling, sorting, and filtering facilitate preparatory data tasks, while the performance of these operations is optimized with NumPy's inherent acceleration, making it an indispensable tool for data preprocessing and exploratory data analysis .

Logistic regression is generally preferred when the relationship between the input features and the target variable is expected to be linear and when interpretability and computational efficiency are important, making it ideal for binary classification problems like predicting diabetes diagnosis . Decision trees are advantageous in scenarios where the data has non-linear relationships and when a model that is easy to visualize and interpret is desired. They handle categorical data and missing values more effectively, but are prone to overfitting. Thus, logistic regression would be favored for its simplicity and performance on well-behaved data, whereas decision trees are better for capturing complex patterns .

Support Vector Machines are well-suited for image classification tasks, especially when the number of features is much greater than the number of samples. SVM performs well in binary classification and can be very effective when used with appropriate kernel functions. However, SVMs can be less efficient compared to neural networks like CNNs for large-scale and high-dimensional image data, as CNNs can automatically learn spatial hierarchies and capture complex patterns through multiple layers, resulting in superior performance for tasks involving large datasets such as image classification .

Ensemble learning techniques like Bagging and Boosting enhance model performance by combining multiple models to reduce variance or bias . Bagging, such as in Random Forests, reduces variance by training multiple models on random subsets of data and aggregating their predictions, leading to more stable results. Boosting, exemplified by AdaBoost or XGBoost, focuses on improving weak models by sequentially training models to correct the errors of prior models, thus reducing bias and often yielding highly accurate predictions .

Common challenges in data preprocessing include handling missing data, dealing with categorical data, and ensuring that datasets are properly formatted for analysis. Missing data can be dealt with using techniques like imputation or deletion depending on the context and amount of missingness . Categorical data needs to be converted into numerical formats through methods such as one-hot encoding. Setting up working directories correctly ensures efficient data handling and processing, which are vital for accurate model predictions .

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