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Applied machine-learning for science

💻 Material for a course on applied machine-learning for scientists taught at EPFL in spring 2018.

Outline

The course consists of six two hour lectures, followed by one hour to discuss the week's homework assignment. Followed by a final project on real world data.

  • Intro and Model Performance
  • Tree based models
  • Neural Networks
  • Feature engineering
  • Embeddings and pretrained networks
  • Interpretability

Run in the cloud

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Binder

This is good if you want to try out something but mybinder.org makes it a bit difficult to save your work so I recommend you still install things locally.

Technicalities, installing, running code

All the code will be written in python. We will make use of the scientific python stack:

  • python v3.6
  • numpy v1.12.1
  • scikit-learn v0.19
  • keras
  • matplotlib v2.x.x
  • jupyter

All work submitted for credit has to run with these dependencies only.

Instructions on installing on Windows, mac and linux.

Books

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