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Concepts Data MiningData Mining Lab
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Published: 27th Aug 2005 |
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Add CommentFiled in: Data MiningYou will find here all the material which is relevant for the lab exercises, that is the complete description of the exercises done each time. Information about the used software. In order to have an idea of the material that will be presented in the lab you can take a look at the previous years:
Course - 23/10/04, Reminder of basic notions from statistic and introduction to the use of R.
Course - 04/11/04, Some more statistical notions, variances and covariances, and introduction to distances.
Course - 11/11/04, Introduction to hierarchical clustering, minimum, maximum, average linkage.
Course - 18/11/04, Introduction to Self Organised Maps.
Course - 25/11/04, Introduction to entropy and information gain.
Course - 02/12/04, An introduction to the Weka machine learning environment (version 3.4)
Course - 09/12/04, Taking a look on the weka internal library structure
Course - 13/01/04, Working with a simple Instance Based Learner. FIRST EXERCISE
Course - 20/01/04, Working with a simple Naive Bayes Learner. SECOND EXERCISE
Course - 27/01/04, Working with Density Functions. THIRD EXERCISE
Course - 27/01/04, Perceptron. FOURTH EXERCISE
Course - 15/03/04, Linear Discriminants. FIFTH EXERCISE
Course - 22/03/04, Extension of perceptron to Gradient Descent.
Course - 22/03/04, Error Estimation Procedures.
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