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Lecture 4 Perceptron Generalized Linear Model | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018

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Lessons List | 20 Lesson
Lecture 1 Welcome | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:15:20

Lecture 1 Welcome | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 2 Linear Regression and Gradient Descent | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:18:17

Lecture 2 Linear Regression and Gradient Descent | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 3 Locally Weighted Logistic Regression | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:19:34

Lecture 3 Locally Weighted Logistic Regression | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 4 Perceptron Generalized Linear Model | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:22:02

Lecture 4 Perceptron Generalized Linear Model | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 5 GDA Naive Bayes | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:18:52

Lecture 5 GDA Naive Bayes | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 6 Support Vector Machines | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:20:57

Lecture 6 Support Vector Machines | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 7 Kernels | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:20:25

Lecture 7 Kernels | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 8 Data Splits Models Cross Validation | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:23:26

Lecture 8 Data Splits Models Cross Validation | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 9 Approx Estimation Error ERM | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:26:03

Lecture 9 Approx Estimation Error ERM | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 10 Decision Trees and Ensemble Methods | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:20:41

Lecture 10 Decision Trees and Ensemble Methods | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 11 Introduction to Neural Networks | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:20:14

Lecture 11 Introduction to Neural Networks | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 12 Backprop Improving Neural Networks | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:16:38

Lecture 12 Backprop Improving Neural Networks | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 13 Debugging ML Models and Error Analysis | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:18:55

Lecture 13 Debugging ML Models and Error Analysis | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 14 Expectation Maximization Algorithms | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:20:31

Lecture 14 Expectation Maximization Algorithms | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 15 EM Algorithm Factor Analysis | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:19:48

Lecture 15 EM Algorithm Factor Analysis | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 16 Independent Component Analysis RL | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
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Lecture 16 Independent Component Analysis RL | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 17 MDPs Value Policy Iteration | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:19:14

Lecture 17 MDPs Value Policy Iteration | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 18 Continous State MDP Model Simulation | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:20:15

Lecture 18 Continous State MDP Model Simulation | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 19 Reward Model Linear Dynamical System | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
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Lecture 19 Reward Model Linear Dynamical System | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
Lecture 20 RL Debugging and Diagnostics | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018
01:12:43

Lecture 20 RL Debugging and Diagnostics | Stanford CS229 Machine Learning Autumn 2018

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