CS5011: Introduction to Machine Learning

Sr. No.DateLecture ContentsReference
1Aug 1, 2011Introduction to machine learningChapter 1 from Machine Learning by Tom Mitchell
2Aug 2, 2011Introduction to machine learningChapter 1 from Machine Learning by Tom Mitchell
3Aug 4, 2011Overview of target function representationsChapter 1 from Machine Learning by Tom Mitchell
4Aug 5, 2011Hypothesis class, version spaceChapter 1 and 2 from Machine Learning by Tom Mitchell
5Aug 8, 2011Types of ML techniques, hypothesis selection through cross validationChapter 2 from Introduction to Machine Learning by Ethem Alppaydin
6Aug 9, 2011Noise, bias-variance trade-off, under-fitting and over-fitting conceptsChapter 2 from Introduction to Machine Learning by Ethem Alppaydin
7Aug 11, 2011Q&A on over and under-fitting, bias-variance, Data: types of features, data normalizationChapter 2 from Principles of Data Mining by David Hand et al.
8Aug 12, 2011Bias variance trade-off using regression example
9Aug 16, 2011Correlation, covariance, Mahalanobis distanceChapter 2 from Principles of Data Mining by David Hand et al.
10Aug 18, 2011Mahalanobis distance, Minkowski distance, distance metric, Jaccard coefficient, missing values, feature transformationsChapter 2, 3 from Principles of Data Mining by David Hand et al.
11Aug 19, 2011Geometrical interpretation of Euclidean, Mahalanobis distance, dealing with uncertaintyChapter 4 from Principles of Data Mining by David Hand et al.
12Aug 22, 2011Maximum likeliHood estimation (MLE) theory and example using binomial distributionChapter 4 from Principles of Data Mining by David Hand et al.
13Aug 23, 2011Maximum likeliHood estimation (MLE) of univariate Gaussian, generative vs discriminative modelsChapter 4 from Principles of Data Mining by David Hand et al.
14Aug 25, 2011Maximum likelihood estimation of bivariate Gaussian distribution, sufficient statisticsChapter 4 from Principles of Data Mining by David Hand et al.
15Aug 26, 2011Bayesian LearningChapter 2 from Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning by Christopher M. Bishop