Learning from Input and Output: Supervised Learning: Wolfram U Class
Offered By: Wolfram U
Course Description
Overview
Use Predict and Classify functions in Wolfram Language to quickly create a simple model from labeled input data and customize for a specific artificial intelligence task.
Summary
Wolfram Language contains several built-in functions for supervised learning tasks. This lesson shows how to use these functions to quickly create a simple interpretative model from labelled training data. You can also customize the model for a specific task by setting various model options as well as evaluate the performance of the trained model.
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You'll Learn To
Perform classification tasks with Wolfram Language function Classify
Build a custom model by setting different options like Methods, PerformanceGoal, UtilityFunction, etc.
Predict target values with Wolfram Language function Predict
Compute performance metrics like Accuracy and ConfusionMatrix
Summary
Wolfram Language contains several built-in functions for supervised learning tasks. This lesson shows how to use these functions to quickly create a simple interpretative model from labelled training data. You can also customize the model for a specific task by setting various model options as well as evaluate the performance of the trained model.
Featured Products & Technologies: Wolfram Language
You'll Learn To
Perform classification tasks with Wolfram Language function Classify
Build a custom model by setting different options like Methods, PerformanceGoal, UtilityFunction, etc.
Predict target values with Wolfram Language function Predict
Compute performance metrics like Accuracy and ConfusionMatrix
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