- Type Certification
- Level Intermediate
- Time Weeks
- Cost Paid
Practical Machine Learning
Issued by
Pragmatic Institute
The earner of this badge has completed the Practical Machine Learning course through Pragmatic Institute. They sufficiently demonstrate understanding of the goals of machine learning, the difference between supervised and unsupervised learning, the difference between regression and classification, and the Bias-Variance tradeoff in model building. They demonstrate familiarity with Python’s scikit-learn library, its transformers, predictors, pipelines and feature unions.
- Type Certification
- Level Intermediate
- Time Weeks
- Cost Paid
Skills
Earning Criteria
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The earner of this badge has successfully completed the miniproject associated with the regression module of the Practical Machine Learning course, scoring at least 90% on each question. They utilized Python’s scikit-learn library and used its standard scaler transformer and linear regression predictor in a pipeline to build a regression model predicting home values. They improved the model by performing feature engineering while keeping the model complexity low by implementing regularization.
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The earner of this badge has successfully completed the miniproject associated with the classification module of the Practical Machine Learning course, scoring at least 90% on each question. They have shown the ability to use Python’s scikit-learn library to build logistic regression models, make use of categorical features, evaluate models, tune hyperparameters, and prevent overfitting. They are able to build classification models on real-world data and draw insightful conclusions.
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The earner of this badge has successfully completed the miniproject associated with the unsupervised learning module of the Practical Machine Learning course, scoring at least 90%. They worked with data describing customers of a credit card company and used unsupervised learning techniques to segment customers into clusters. They have the ability to use Python’s scikit-learn library to perform dimensionality reduction and fit a clustering model on real-world data and draw insightful conclusions.