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    This document outlines the course details for Machine Learning (ML), a 6th semester subject. It includes the program, session, subject code, name, semester structure, faculty and course objectives. The objectives are to introduce ML concepts and techniques, understand algorithms and their strengths/weaknesses, and develop skills in using software to solve real-world problems. The course outcomes include understanding fundamental ML issues, learning from data, strengths/weaknesses of approaches, and applying regression, classification and clustering methods. It provides a lesson plan with topics covered each week across 14 weeks, including linear regression, generalization, classification, clustering, logistic regression, decision trees, support vector machines and neural networks. Student evaluation includes activities, a mid-se

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    This document outlines the course details for Machine Learning (ML), a 6th semester subject. It includes the program, session, subject code, name, semester structure, faculty and course objectives. The objectives are to introduce ML concepts and techniques, understand algorithms and their strengths/weaknesses, and develop skills in using software to solve real-world problems. The course outcomes include understanding fundamental ML issues, learning from data, strengths/weaknesses of approaches, and applying regression, classification and clustering methods. It provides a lesson plan with topics covered each week across 14 weeks, including linear regression, generalization, classification, clustering, logistic regression, decision trees, support vector machines and neural networks. Student evaluation includes activities, a mid-se

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    Course Hand-out

    Program : B.Tech

    Academic session : Spring Semester- 2023 (Even Semester)

    Subject Code : CS-3035

    Subject name : Machine Learning (ML)

    Semester : 6th Semester

    L-T-P Structure : 3-0-0

    Course Faculty : Dr. Babita Panda

    Course Objectives
     To introduce students to the basic concepts and techniques of Machine Learning.

     To understand a range of machine learning algorithms along with their strengths and weaknesses.

     To develop skills of using recent machine learning software for solving real-world problems.

     To gain experience of doing independent study and research.

    Course Outcomes

    CO 1: Ability to have a good understanding of the fundamental issues and challenges of machine learning.

    CO 2: Ability to develop an appreciation for what is involved in learning from data.


    CO 3: Ability to have an understanding of the strengths and weaknesses of many popular machine learning
    approaches
    CO 4: Ability to appreciate the underlying mathematical relationships within and across Machine Learning
    algorithms and the paradigms of supervised and UN-supervised learning.

    CO 5: Ability to apply the concept of regression methods, classification methods and clustering methods.

    CO 6: Ability to design and implement various machine learning algorithms in a range of real-world applications
    Lesson Plan
    CLASS MODULE NUMBER
    WEEK TOPIC TO BE COVERED (but not limited to)
    NUMBER & NAME

    1 INTRODUCTION Basic Understanding of Machine Learning


    TO MACHINE
    LEARNING Formulating a Machine Learning Problem and Models:
    2
    1 Special Emphasis on Target Function

    Type of Machine Learning Problem: Supervised,


    3
    Unsupervised and Reinforced

    2 FUNDAMENTALS Least Square Method


    4
    OF LEARNING
    Nearest Neighbor Method
    5
    Distance Based Learning
    6

    LINEAR MODEL - Formulation & Mathematical Foundation of Regression


    7
    LINEAR Problem
    3 REGRESSION
    8 The Regression Model, & The Concepts of Least Squares

    9 Error Reduction-Gradient Descent

    ACTIVITY-I

    10 GENERALISATION Over-fitting, Bias and Variance Relationship

    4 11 LASSO Regression

    12 RIDGE Regression

    13 Nearest Neighbor Learning

    5 14 CLASSIFICATION KNN Classification

    15 Numerical Discussion

    CLUSTERING Introduction to Unsupervised Learning, Distance Metrics


    16
    used
    6
    17 K-Means Approach for Clustering

    18 Performance Evaluation, and Stopping Criteria for K Means


    Doubt Clearing class

    ACTIVITY-II

    19 Limitation of Linear Model and Max Likelihood Learning

    GENERALISED Link function and its Role in Handling Non Normal Kind of
    7 20
    LINEAR MODEL Data Distribution

    21 Logistic Regression Introduction

    22 LOGISTIC Likelihood Vs Probability


    8 REGRESSION
    23 Logistic Regression Implementation

    24 Logistic Regression Numerical

    MID-SEMESTER EXAMINATION

    25 TREE Idea of a tree based learner


    BASED
    9 26 Steps in Decision Tree and Construction
    LEARNER
    27 Parameters of Decision Tree Performance

    28 Numerical on Decision Tree

    10 29 Stopping Criteria in Tree and Over-fitting Avoidance

    30 Random Forest

    Doubt Clearing class

    ACTIVITY-III

    31 PCA Principal Component Analysis

    11 32 SUPPORT The idea of support vectors and its importance


    VECTOR
    33 MACHINE Derivation of Support Vector Equation

    34 KKT Condition

    12 35 Kernel Function: Dealing with non linearity

    36 Polynomial and Radial Basis Kernel

    ACTIVITY-IV
    37 McCullough-Pitts Neuron Model

    38 Perceptron Learning

    39 Back-propagation
    13 NEURAL NETWORK
    40 Multi Layer Perceptron

    41 Non-linear Problem Solving

    42 A brief introduction to Deep Learning architecture

    Doubt Clearing class

    ACTIVITY-V

    END SEMESTER EXAM

    NOTE: Total number of classes is 42 which include lectures and tutorials etc.
    Text Book:
    1. Applied Machine Learning, M. Gopal, McGraw Hill Education

    Reference Books:
    1. Machine LearningMarch 1997, Thomas M. Mitchell, McGraw-Hill, Inc.
    2. Neural Networks: A Comprehensive Foundation, Simon Haykin, Prentice
    Hall
    3. Neural Network Design, M. T. Hagan, H. B. Demuth, Mark Beale, Thomson
    Learning,
    Internal Evaluation (50 Marks):
     Activities [Continuous evaluation] (30 Marks)
    o Quiz(es)
    o Assignment(s)
    o Case Studies/Survey
    o Presentation(s) etc.

     Mid Semester Exam (20 Marks)


    End Sem Exam (50 Marks):

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