Undergraduate Course
I ma not teaching undergraduate courses anymore. I was teaching undergraduate Probability and Statistics for Engineers at the Department of Mathematical 2012-2015.
Graduate Course
I mounted a Data Mining course
MTH 6312 in 2012.
MTH 6312 is a graduate course targeting Statistical Learning and Data Mining from methodological point of view. The official page of the course
on the Polytechniques graduate course web list is
here.
Professional Course
Since 2018 I mounted and regularly teach
Computational and Applied Statistics at McGill continuing studies department. This course targets Statistical Machine Learning from computational and methdological standpoint.
The main reference books of the course are
An Introduction to Statistical Learning
The book website is
here. Download the book all in one
PDF from
here.
The Elements of Statistical Learning
The book website is
here. Download the book all in one
PDF from
here.
Machine Learning: A Probabilistic Perspective
The book website is
here. If you need more support check
here.
We discuss the new supervised, semi-supervised and unsupervised methods.
Main subjects include:
Loss Function and Optimization
Bias-variance trade-off, model selection criteria
Bayesian linear models
Lasso regression, Least angle regression
Nonparametric regression and smoothing splines
Discrimination techniques
(logistic regression, linear and quadratic discriminants, nonparametric logistic regression, mixture of discriminants)
Separating hyperplanes and support vector machines
Additive trees, MARS, and CART
EM algorithm and applications in semi-supervised learning
Bagging and boosting
Neural netwokrs and deep learning
Bayesian methods and variational inference
To get an idea what this course is about, draw in the square and a k-nearest-neighbour classification algorithm recognizes the digit you drew.
Check a nice convolutional neural networks which
is much more precise compred to nearest-neighbours
HERE.
Check another visualization on deep neural networks by Google
HERE.
Chicago Crime Density
If you want to buy a house in Chicago, better to look at the crime density.
Crime data are available publicly by the
City of Chicago
Mitterand versus Chirac
Do you look for more fun with machine learning? My research team figures out which one is more likely to talk like you
Mitterand or Chirac?