Course Overview
Get an overview of the course’s structure, objectives, and learning outcomes.
In this course, we will adopt a data-centric approach to explore the impact of mislabeled data on model performance. This will help us understand how the characteristics of the data impact the performance of machine learning models. Our goal is to gain valuable insights into the relationship between data quality and the effectiveness of these models.
This course is divided into the following two sections:
In the first section, we will investigate the core ideas of machine learning. Then, we’ll explore the consequences of mislabeled data in machine learning. In the second section, we’ll examine the significance of imbalanced data in machine learning. We will also learn how to use SMOTE to deal with imbalanced data. Overall, this course will teach us about the effects of imbalanced data and the significance of correctly labeled data in machine learning models.
The process of identifying the influence of mislabeled data
The diagram below illustrates the step-by-step process of identifying the impact of mislabeled data on a machine learning model. The flowchart outlines the various stages of analysis, starting with the dataset or collection of data.
The process of identifying the impact of imbalanced data
The diagram below details a series of steps to follow in order to detect how imbalanced data can affect a machine learning model’s performance. This image provides a helpful visual guide to understanding the processes involved in detecting and addressing imbalanced data in machine learning.
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Gain hands-on experience implementing different image classification techniques in Python programming.
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Gauge the impact of mislabeled data on the performance of machine learning models.
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Investigate the effect of an imbalanced dataset and learn how to treat an imbalanced dataset in image classification.
After completing this course, you will achieve the following:
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Gain hands-on work experience in Python programming.
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Learn to work with different libraries such as sklearn, NumPy, Keras, and matplotlib.
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Learn different types of classifiers for image classification.
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Understand different types of noise in images.
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Analyze the impact of mislabeling in classification.
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Learn how to treat an imbalanced dataset in classification.