Machine Learning for Scientists & Engineers

Course Overview

Machine Learning for Scientists and Engineers provides scientists and engineers with a practical introduction to classical machine learning using Scikit-learn.

The course focuses primarily on supervised learning, starting with regression and then moving into Classification.

Some unsupervised machine learning strategies will also be covered.

This course builds a solid foundation of the basics of machine learning, using problems drawn from science and engineering data sets.

Prerequisite

This course requires basic proficiency with Python and the scientific Python stack. Some practical experience with Jupyter Notebooks, NumPy (ndarrays), Pandas (DataFrames), and scientific visualization in Python using Matplotlib are essential to working with the code and concepts presented in this course.

If you have taken Enthought’s Python Foundations for

Scientists and Engineers, you have the requisite background knowledge for this course.

Lectures

Introduction to AI/ML – Basic Terminology, Models
Introduction to scikit-learn – API, ML Workflow
Regression – Regression Models, Scoring
Feature Engineering I – Univariate & Bivariate Analysis
Feature Engineering II – Multivariate & Interaction Analysis
Feature Selection & Tuning – Regularization, Hyperparameters
Model Selection – GLM, SVM, Decision Trees, Ensemble
Classification I – Classification Models, Scoring
Classification II – Classification Workflow
Clustering – Algorithms

Instructors

Enthought instructors have advanced degrees in scientific fields such as physics, engineering, computer science, and mathematics, and all have extensive experience through research and consulting in applying Python to solve complex problems across a range of industries, allowing them to bring their real world experience to the classroom every day.

Packages

scikit-learn, seaborn

Download the syllabus for this course here.