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  • In this course, we will learn all the core techniques needed to make effective use of H2O. Even if you have no prior experience of machine learning, even if your math is weak, by the end of this course you will be able to make machine learning models using a variety of algorithms. We will be using linear models, random forest, GBMs and of course deep learning, as well as some unsupervised learning algorithms. You will also be able to evaluate your models and choose the best model to suit not just your data but the other business restraints you may be under.

Practical Machine Learning on H2O
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Curriculum

H2O AND THE FUNDAMENTALS

Welcome!

What's In Week One?

Need To Know

Preinstall #1 (with Linux)

Preinstall #2 (with Windows)

Installing H2O

A Quick Deep Learning!

AutoML

Types Of Models

Where To Go With Questions

Summary

Further Reading: Course Prerequisites

Pre-Install Summary

Additional Install Information

Further Reading: Getting Help

Do You Have What It Takes?

Quick Preinstall Check

Quick Install Check

Model types

Week One Exam

Trees And Overfitting

Weekly Intro

Decision Trees

Random Forest

Random Forest in H2O (Iris)

GBM

GBM in H2O (Iris)

Importing From Client

Artificial Data Sets

Overfitting and Train/Valid/Test

Train/Valid/Test in H2O

GBM in H2O (artificial data)

Let's Overfit A GBM!

Cross-validation in H2O (GBM)

About the peer review task

Week Two Summary

Further Reading: Tree Algorithms

Decision Trees

Tree Algorithms

On cross-validation and over-fitting

LINEAR MODELS AND MORE

Exploring The Universe

Loading From Remote Sources

Exporting Data From H2O

Exploring With GLMs

Naive Bayes

Data Manipulation, Statistics

Grid Search

Applying Grids

Summary

More on loading and saving

Further Reading: GLMs, Naive Bayes

Further Reading: Data Manipulation

Further Reading: Grid Search

Load/Save

GLMs

Week Three Exam

Deep Learning

Weekly Introduction and Early Stopping

Load & Save Models

Binding data tables

Merging and joins

Neural Networks

Deep Learning Part 1

Deep Learning Part 2

Deep Learning with Grids

Regression with Deep Learning

Introducing The Graded Task

Summary Of Week Four

More Neural Net Theory

Extension Project Ideas

Early Stopping

Binding

Merging

Deep Learning Basics

More Deep Learning

UNSUPERVISED LEARNING

Week Five Is Unsupervised

Autoencoders

Using Autoencoders

PCA And GLRM

Clustering, K-Means

Data Repair #1

Data Repair #2

Hands-on Data Repair

Next Week's Project

Week Five Summary

Further Reading: PCA, GLRM

Further Reading: Clustering

Autoencoders

Unsupervised Learning

Week Five Exam

Everything Else!

Pulling It All Together

Ensembles

Stacked Ensembles In H2O

Pojo And Mojo

Clusters

Deep Water

Driverless AI

H2O4GPU

Week Six Summary

Further Reading: Ensembles

Final Task: advice

Ensembles

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    May 25, 2024
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