Machine Learning Using Python Training
Learn to build intelligent systems using Python and unlock exciting career opportunities in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science.
Course Overview:
Our Machine Learning Using Python Training is designed for students, graduates, and professionals who want to explore the exciting world of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. This course covers the fundamentals of Machine Learning algorithms, data preprocessing, model building, and model evaluation using Python and industry-standard libraries such as NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Scikit-learn, and more.
The training emphasizes conceptual understanding, practical exercises, and hands-on coding sessions to help learners gain confidence in solving real-world problems using machine learning techniques.
Course Length: 40 Days
Course Description:
Learn the fundamentals of Machine Learning using Python and discover how intelligent systems are built. This course covers data analysis, machine learning algorithms, and model evaluation using popular Python libraries. Ideal for students and professionals looking to build a career in Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, and Machine Learning.
Who Should Attend:
This course is ideal for:
- Students pursuing B.Tech, B.Sc, MCA, or M.Tech
- Graduates looking for careers in AI & Data Science
- Python developers interested in Machine Learning
- Working professionals planning to upskill
- Anyone passionate about Artificial Intelligence
Benefits of Attendance:
Machine Learning is transforming industries such as healthcare, finance, e-commerce, cybersecurity, and manufacturing. Learning Machine Learning with Python opens doors to some of the highest-paying and fastest-growing careers in technology.
Prerequisites:
- Basic knowledge of Python programming
- Familiarity with variables, functions, loops, and OOP concepts
- Interest in data analysis and Artificial Intelligence
This background will help students understand Machine Learning concepts more effectively and progress smoothly through the course.
Career Outcomes:
100% job-oriented training with real-time project exposure
Job Roles:
- Machine Learning Engineer
- Data Scientist
- AI Engineer
- Data Analyst
- Python Developer (AI/ML)
- Business Intelligence Analyst
- Research Associate
- Junior Data Engineer
Course Outline:
Introduction to Machine Learning
- About Data
- Numerical Data or Quantitative Data
- Categorical Data or Qualitative Data
- Images, Audio, Video Data
- Examples of Machine Learning
- Examples of Deep Learning
- Supervised Learning
- Unsupervised Learning
Installation of Anaconda
Installation of Jupyter
Using Spyder IDE
Exploratory Data Analysis
- Dataset used: cars.csv, titanic.csv
- The process of EDA
- Finding details about Data
- Updating or deleting Unwanted data
- Retrieving Data
- Getting Statistical Information from Data set
- Plotting Graphs
Outliers
- Causes of Outlier
- Dataset used: Solid_waste_generation_Recycling
- Detecting the outlier
- How to handle Outlier
Simple Linear Regression
- Variable
- Linear Regression
- The r squared value
- Practical use of simple linear regression
- Example: homeprices.csv
- Simple Linear Regression with Train and Test Data
- Example: Salary_Data.csv
- Example: Canada_per_capita_income.xlsx
Multiple Linear Regression
- Example: homeprices.csv
- Example: ca11-03homes.xlsx
One Hot Encoding
- Converting Textual Data to Numeric Data
- Example: homeprices.csv
- The Dummy variable method
- Example: Carprices.csv
Polynomial Linear Regression
- What is Polynomial Linear Regression
- Example: Salary_position.csv
- Example: Salary_Experience.csv
Ridge Regression
- Bias and Variance
- Regularization
- Ridge Regression
Lasso Regression
- Feature Selection
- Example: boston_houses.csv
- Example: Advertising.csv
Elastic net Regression
- ElasticNET regression model
- Example: boston_houses.csv
- Example: diabetes.csv
Logistic Regression
- Classification Types
- Binary Classification using Logistic Regression
- Example: insurance_data.csv
- Confusion Matrix
- Multiclass Classification using Logistic Regression
- Example: Hand written digits
- Drawing Confusion Matrix
- Using the model to identify our own hand_written Digit
Support Vector Machine
- Kernal Function
- Parameters in SVM
- Example: iris flowers
Naïve Bayes Classification
- Baye’ s Theorem
- Applying Naïve Bayes Model on New Data
- Types of Naïve Bayes model
- Example: cricket.csv
- Count Vectorizer
- Multinomial Naïve Bayes Classifier
KNN classifier
- How to select K value
- Calculating the Distance between two data points
- Example: breast-cancer-wisconsin.dataset
- Example: diabetes.csv
Decision Trees
- Entropy
- Gini Index
- Comparison of Entropy and Gini Index
- Decision Trees
- Example: cricket1.csv
- Example: salaries.csv
Random Forest
- Bootstrapping
- Bagging (Bootstrap Aggregation)
- Boosting (Ada Boost or Adaptive Boosting)
- Random Forest
- Example: digit data set from sklearn
- Random Forest Regressor
- Example: Salary-Experience.csv
K-Means Clustering
- Supervised Learning vs Unsupervised Learning
- K-Means Clusters
- Dataset: income.csv
- MinMax Scaler
- Drawing the Elbow Plot
- Accuracy of K-Means Clustering Model
- Dataset: Iris
Apriori Algorithm
- Data Mining
- Market Basket Analysis
- Dataset: Market_Basket_Optimization.csv
- Installing Apyori Module
Principal Component Analysis
- Eigen Vector or Principal Component
- Covariance Matrix
- Example on Covariance Matrix
- Dataset: Iris flower
- Reducing Dimensionality from 4D to 1D
- Dataset: breast cancer
K-Fold Cross Validation
- Under fitting and Overfitting
- Cross Validation
- K-Fold Cross Validation
- Dataset: breast cancer
- K-Fold Cross Validation for Logistic Regression Model
- K-Fold Cross Validation for Decision Tree Classifier model
Model Selection
- Getting Better Performance from the Model
- How to select a Suitable Model
- Selection Based on the output
- Common Elements in the Features
- Benchmark in the predictions
- Loss/Objective Function
- Tuning Parameters and Hyperparameters
- Bias and Variance
- Scalability
- Compare the models
- Selection of the Best Model for Hear Disease Dataset
- Dataset: processed.cleaveland.data
- Scores of Various Models on Heart Disease data

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Student Experiences & Reviews
The course explained Machine Learning concepts in a very simple and structured way. I was able to understand algorithms and implement them confidently using Python. It gave me the motivation to pursue a career in Data Science.
– Ananya M., Business Analyst
I always wanted to learn Machine Learning but found it intimidating. This training made the subject approachable and engaging. The practical coding sessions helped me gain confidence and improve my problem-solving skills.
– Suresh P., Senior IT Consultant
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