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Machine Learning in R : Support Vector Machines

Implement a ML solution in R using Support Vector Machines

3.50 (2 reviews)
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Machine Learning in R : Support Vector Machines
12
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1.5 hours
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Sep 2019
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$19.99
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What you will learn

Learn to build a real build ML soultion in R

Learn to implement a machine learning solution from scratch

Learn model building and feature engineering

Why take this course?

πŸŽ“ Course Title: Machine Learning in R: Support Vector Machines

πŸ‘©β€πŸ’Ό Course Headline: Implement a ML solution in R using Support Vector Machines

πŸš€ Course Description: Are you fascinated by the power of Machine Learning to transform data into actionable insights? Dive into the world of financial analytics with our comprehensive online course, where you'll learn to harness the capabilities of R, a leading language for statistical computing and graphics!

In this course, we embark on a journey to implement a complete support vector machine (SVM) based Machine Learning model to classify loan approvals. These models are notorious for their efficiency in categorizing whether a loan should be approved or denied, making them indispensable tools in the financial sector amidst rising allegations and stories of financial crimes.

Whether you're a developer, data analyst, or aspiring Machine Learning expert, this course will equip you with the skills to analyze, clean, and engineer features from raw data sets. You'll work with a real-world dataset of 614 loans, learning to interpret critical parameters like gender, marital status, education level, monthly income, and loan amount.

🌟 Why Should You Take This Course? In today's digital age, financial institutions are increasingly turning to Machine Learning solutions to safeguard against fraudulent activities. By enrolling in this course, you'll gain a step-by-step guide to constructing a robust Machine Learning model that can significantly aid in making informed decisions regarding loan approvals.

Learning Objectives:

  • Understand Support Vector Machines (SVM): Gain an intuitive grasp of SVM algorithm, its applications, and how it can solve real-world problems.
  • Data Analysis & Classification: Master the process of performing Exploratory Data Analysis to uncover patterns in your dataset and classify loan approvals accurately.
  • Data Preprocessing: Learn to impute missing data, whether it's categorical or numerical, ensuring your datasets are robust for training accurate models.
  • Feature Engineering & Selection: Discover how to select the most relevant features that will have a significant impact on your model's performance.

πŸ“Š Course Highlights:

  • Introduction to Support Vector Machines: Lay a strong foundation with an introduction to SVM, its math, assumptions, and advantages over other models.
  • Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA): Explore the dataset visually and statistically to find hidden patterns and summarize main characteristics using graphical and tabular methods.
  • Imputing Categorical Variables: Employ techniques to handle missing data points in categorical attributes.
  • Imputing Numerical Variables: Learn various methods to fill in missing values in numerical fields.
  • Initial Model Creation: Get hands-on practice by building your first SVM model using the R programming language.
  • Feature Selection: Understand how to select features that matter most, and reduce the dimensionality of datasets.

πŸ“ˆ By completing this course, you will be proficient at:

  • Utilizing support vector machines in R for loan default prediction.
  • Applying Machine Learning techniques to real-time financial data.
  • Preparing and preprocessing datasets to enhance model performance.
  • Making informed decisions based on data-driven insights.

πŸ” Join us now and transform your ability to work with Machine Learning in R, specifically with Support Vector Machines! πŸ› οΈ

Unlock the potential of financial big data and contribute to building a more secure and efficient financial industry by mastering SVM in R today! πŸ’°πŸ“Š

Reviews

Damonzon
February 6, 2020
Lots of data wrangling, not much SVM. A plain-Jane logistic regression model with only Credit_HIstory (with 50 imputed missing values) as the dependent variable got the same result as the SVM. No mention of tuning parameters, such as cross validation. The caret package allows easy comparisons of many different models.

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