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This series is a personal learning note for Andrew Ng Machine Learning course for Coursera website (for reference only)Course URL: https://www.coursera.org/learn/machine-

This is a machine learning course that coursera on fire, and the instructor is Andrew Ng. In the process of looking at the neural network, I did find that I had a problem with a weak foundation and some basic concepts, so I wanted to take this course to find a leak. The curr

Extremely light of a semester finally passed, summer vacation intends to learn the big step down this machine learning techniques.The first lesson is the introduction of SVM, although I have learned it before, but I heard a feeling is very rewarding. The blogger sums up a ballpark figure, and the specifics areTo listen: http://www.cnblogs.com/bourneli/p/4198839.htmlThe blogger sums it up in detail: http://w

dimension.Finally, we propose a method for solving overfitting, including data cleaning/pruning, data hinting, regularization (regularization), confirmation (validation), andTo drive for example to illustrate the role of these methods, the latter two methods are also the contents of the following two lessons.Data cleaning/pruning is to correct or delete the wrong sample points, processing is simple, but usually such sample points are not easy to find.Data hinting generate more sample numbers by

This section is about regularization, in the optimization of the use of regularization, in class when the teacher a word, not too much explanation. After listening to this class,To understand the difference between a good university and a pheasant university. In short, this is a very rewarding lesson.First of all, we introduce the reason for regularization, simply say that the complex model with a simple model to express, as to how to say, there is a series of deduction hypothesis, very creative

I've been talking about why machines can learn, and starting with this lesson are some basic machine learning algorithms, i.e. how machines learn.This lesson is about linear regression, starting with the minimization of Ein, introducing the Hat Matrix to understand the geometric meaning. Finally, the linear regression and binary classification are compared, and the reason why linear regression can be used t

This is what we have learned (except decision tree)Here is a typical decision tree algorithm, with four places to choose from:Then introduced a cart algorithm: By decision Stump divided into two categories, the criterion for measuring subtree is that the data are divided into two categories, the purity of these two types of data (purifying).The following is a measure of purity:Finally, when to stop:Decision tree may be overfitting, reducing the number of Ein and leaves (indicating the complexity

In this section, a linear model is introduced, and several linear models are compared, and the linear regression and the logistic regression are used for classification by the conversion error function.More important is this diagram, which explains why you can use linear regression or a logistic regression to replace linear classificationThen the stochastic gradient descent method is introduced, which is an improvement to the gradient descent method, which greatly improves the efficiency.Finally

This section is about the nuclear svm,andrew Ng's handout, which is also well-spoken.The first is kernel trick, which uses nuclear techniques to simplify the calculation of low-dimensional features by mapping high-dimensional features. The handout also speaks of the determination of the kernel function, that is, what function K can use kernel trick.In addition, the kernel function can measure the similarity of two features, the greater the value, the more similar.Next is the polynomial Kernel, w

continuously updating theta. Map Reduce and Data Parallelism: Many learning algorithms can be expressed as computing sums of functions over the training set. We can divide up batch gradient descent and dispatch the cost function for a subset of the data to many different machines So, we can train our algorithm in parallel. Week 11:Photo OCR: Pipeline: Text detection Character segmentation Ch

friends, but also hope to get the high people of God's criticism!　　 　　 　　Preface　　[Machine Learning] The Coursera Note series was compiled with notes from the course I studied at the Coursera learning (Andrew ng teacher). The con

What are machine learning?The definitions of machine learning is offered. Arthur Samuel described it as: "The field of study that gives computers the ability to learn without being explicitly prog Rammed. " This was an older, informal definition.Tom Mitchell provides a more modern definition: 'a computer program was sa

Operating system Learning notes----process/threading Model----Coursera Course note process/threading model 0. Overview 0.1 Process ModelMulti-Channel program designConcept of process, Process control blockProcess status and transitions, process queuesProcess Control----process creation, revocation, blocking, wake-up 、...0.2 threading ModelWhy threading is introdu

The course covers technology:Gradient descent, linear regression, supervised/unsupervised learning, classification/logistic regression, regularization, neural network, gradient test/numerical calculation, model selection/diagnosis, learning curve, evaluation metric, SVM, K-means clustering, PCA, Map Reduce Data Parallelism, etc...The

Gradient descent algorithm minimization of cost function J gradient descent Using the whole machine learning minimization first look at the General J () function problem We have J (θ0,θ1) we want to get min J (θ0,θ1) gradient drop for more general functions J (Θ0,θ1,θ2 .....) θn) min J (θ0,θ1,θ2 .....) Θn) How this algorithm works. : Starting from the initial assumption Starting from 0, 0 (or any other valu

Coursera Andrew Ng Machine learning is really too hot, recently had time to spend 20 days (3 hours a day or so) finally finished learning all the courses, summarized as follows:(1) Suitable for getting started, speaking the comparative basis, Andrew speaks great;(2) The exercise is relatively easy, but to carefully con

assigned to others, then the median is the score of each job. UW's two courses are videos of UW's class directly, and the homework of machine correction is boring. Therefore, Coursera's courses are also uneven and need to be screened, but the overall quality is still relatively high. I plan to take some social science courses now. I am waiting for the course class to begin with an English writing

)/m; at End - End - -%size (J,1) -%size (J,2) - ind3 = A3-Ty; -D2 = (D3 * THETA2 (:,2: End)). *sigmoidgradient (z2); toTheta1_grad = Theta1_grad + d2'*a1/m; +Theta2_grad = Theta2_grad + d3'*a2/m; - the% ------------------------------------------------------------- *jj=0; $ Panax Notoginseng forI=1: Size (Theta1,1) - forj=2: Size (Theta1,2) theJJ = JJ + Theta1 (i,j) *theta1 (i,j) *lambda/(m*2); + End A End theSize (Theta1,1); +Size (Theta1,2); - $ forI=1: Size (THETA2,1) $

IntroductionThe Machine learning section records Some of the notes I've learned about the learning process, including linear regression, logistic regression, Softmax regression, neural networks, and SVM, and the main learning data from Standford Andrew Ms Ng's tutorials in Coursera