Artificial intelligence · self-study course
Mathematics of machine learning
Work through regression, gradients, classification and generalization using paper-based examples.
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Your learning path
- 01
Linear regression, residuals and squared loss
A linear model predicts yhat=w·x+b. Linear refers to the parameters; feature transformations may make the relation nonlinear in original inputs.
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Gradient descent and learning-rate choices
Gradient descent uses θnew=θ−η∇L(θ) with a positive step size η. The negative gradient is locally downhill for a differentiable objective.
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Logistic scores, thresholds and confusion matrices
A logistic model maps a real score through σ(z)=1/(1+exp(−z)). Interpreting a score as a reliable probability requires calibration assessment.
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Overfitting, regularization and data distribution
A model can fit training-specific noise or patterns that do not generalize. Compare training and appropriately held-out performance.
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