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Machine Learning Practice - Project

The purpose of a machine learning project is to apply ML models learnt in ML courses, on real world data and to create an effective predictive model. Discover patterns in your data and then make predictions based on often complex findings to answer business questions, detect and analyze trends and help solve problems.

by Ashish Tendulkar

Course ID: BSCS2008P

Course Credits: 2

Course Type: Data Science

Recommended Pre-requisites: None

Recommended Co-requisites: BSCS2008 -  Machine Learning Practice

Project Course Overview

The MLP Project is conducted on Kaggle platform.
Kaggle is a well recognized platform among data science professionals that will familiarize you with many latest problems being currently solved by organizations across the world.
Good place to practice your ML skills and knowledge. Looks good on your resume, especially if you have won medals and badges.
The project runs for 12 to 15 weeks. The project is divided into several milestones. These milestones divide the ML cycle into smaller and manageable steps. These milestones guide you to make steady progress.

What you’ll learn

After completing the project you will gain experience of applying different ML techniques on real world data.
You will gain proficiency in numpy, panda and sklearn libraries.
You will become familiar with the 5 components of any ML project i.e. data, model, cost function, optimization and evaluation, i.e. in short, with complete end to end process of a machine learning project.
In order to successfully complete the project, a viva will be conducted by an industry expert. This viva prepares you for ML interviews.

About the Instructors

Ashish Tendulkar
Research Software Engineer, Google AI, Google

Dr. Ashish Tendulkar is a researcher with Google Research Bangalore. He holds Masters and PhD from IIT Bombay. Before his current position, he was an Assistant Professor at IIT Madras and Head of data sciences at Persistent Systems Pune. Ashish is passionate about teaching ML and writing AI related contents in Indian languages.

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Other courses by the same instructor: BSCS2007 - Machine Learning Techniques and BSCS2008 - Machine Learning Practice

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