Data Science: Machine Learning and Statistical Modeling in R

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Data Science: Machine Learning and Statistical Modeling in R
Master machine learning techniques with R to solve Real-World problems and gain valuable insights from your data.

Created by Star Academy
10 hours on-demand video
Full lifetime access
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Certificate of Completion

Description
In this course, we will teach you advanced techniques in machine learning with the latest code in R. Now is the time to take control of your data and start producing superior statistical analysis with R. You will delve into statistical learning theory and supervised learning; design efficient algorithms; learn about creating Recommendation Engines; use multi-class classification and deep learning and more.

This course starts with teaching you how to set up the R environment, which includes installing RStudio and R packages. This course aims to excite you with awesome projects focused on analysis, visualization, and machine learning. You will explore, in depth, topics such as data mining, classification, clustering, regression, predictive modeling, anomaly detection, and more. We’ll start off with data analysis – this will show you ways to use R to generate professional analysis reports. We’ll then move on to visualizing our data – this provides you with all the guidance needed to get comfortable with data visualization with R. Finally, we’ll move into the world of machine learning – this introduces you to data classification, regression, clustering, association rule mining, and dimension reduction.

This course supplies in-depth content that put the theory into practice. You know you need to upgrade your skills to stay relevant. Don’t wait. Enroll in this course today.

Who is the target audience?
The course is intended for both students and professionals. Specifically anyone with none or minimal prior experience with programming.

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