Automate ML Pipelines for Peak Performance

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Automate ML Pipelines for Peak Performance

Coursera · Intermediate ·📐 ML Fundamentals ·1mo ago
This course teaches you how to build a fully automated machine learning pipeline using scikit-learn. You will learn to scale numeric features, encode categorical variables, train a logistic model, and optimize it using GridSearchCV. The course then guides you in packaging the workflow as a reusable module that fits real-world ML engineering and MLOps practices. Through concise videos, structured readings, two 15-minute Coach interactions, a combined 25-minute hands-on activity, and a 45-minute ungraded lab, you will practice constructing and refining an end-to-end pipeline. By the end, you will have a polished, automated workflow you can reuse, adapt, and integrate into your ML projects or production systems.
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