Statistics You Need to Know for Machine Learning

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Statistics You Need to Know for Machine Learning

Coursera · Beginner ·📐 ML Fundamentals ·3mo ago

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Covers statistics needed for machine learning

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When it comes to using data, there are two main camps, traditional statistics and machine learning, and the two camps complement each other. Statistics remains highly relevant, irrespective of the size of data. Its role remains what it has always been, but it is even more important now. There is a need to transition from traditional statistical modeling to the machine learning world. This course introduces the statistical background necessary for machine learning. Knowledge of statistics relevant to machine learning will prepare you to become a data scientist. The course prepares you for future instruction on machine learning (including its underlying methodology that has statistical foundations) and enables you to develop a deeper understanding of machine learning models. This course is aimed at anyone in the field of data science who does not yet have a deep understanding of statistical and machine learning concepts or wants to enhance their knowledge, which might include business analysts, data analysts, marketing analysts, marketing managers, data scientists, data engineers, financial analysts, data miners, statisticians, mathematicians, and others who work in allied areas.
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