Modern Applied Statistics: Learning II

Modern statistical machine learning topics moving beyond linear regression and classification. Decision trees (boosting, random forests) and deep learning techniques for non-linear regression and classification tasks.

Discovering patterns and low-dimensional structure via unsupervised learning, including clustering, EM algorithm, PCA and factor analysis, (variational) autoencoding methods, and matrix factorization.

Time series and sequence modeling via state space models and deep learning methods (recurrent neural networks, seq2seq models, transformers). Students entering the course are assumed to have foundational working knowledge in statistics, probability, and basic machine learning concepts, though the course has been designed to provide a broadly accessible treatment of the topics covered.

Topics Include

  • Decision trees, boosting, random forests
  • Deep learning
  • Clustering
  • Dimensionality structure via unsupervised learning
  • Time series sequence modeling

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Price
$4,200.00 Subject to change
Delivery
Online, instructor-led
Level
Intermediate
Commitment
10 weeks, 9-15 hrs/week
Credit
Data Mining and Applications Graduate Certificate Data, Models and Optimization Graduate Certificate Statistics Graduate Certificate Electrical Engineering Graduate Certificate
School
Stanford School of Humanities and Sciences
Language
English