Delves into the intersection of physics and data in machine learning models, covering topics like atomic cluster expansion force fields and unsupervised learning.
Introduces the fundamentals of regression in machine learning, covering course logistics, key concepts, and the importance of loss functions in model evaluation.
Covers Principal Component Analysis for dimensionality reduction, exploring its applications, limitations, and importance of choosing the right components.
Covers a review of machine learning concepts, including supervised learning, classification vs regression, linear models, kernel functions, support vector machines, dimensionality reduction, deep generative models, and cross-validation.
Covers linear models, including regression, derivatives, gradients, hyperplanes, and classification transition, with a focus on minimizing risk and evaluation metrics.