“Build smarter models using R and Python.”
Learn Data Science and Machine Learning using R and Python, designed for students, researchers, and professionals. Gain hands-on experience in data cleaning, analysis, visualization, and building predictive models using real-world datasets and tools like NumPy, Pandas, scikit-learn, tidyverse, and caret.
🔸What is Data Science & Machine Learning
🔸Types of data and data sources
🔸Basics of statistics and probability
🔸Setting up R, Python, and development tools
🔸Variables, data types, loops, functions
🔸Lists, dictionaries, and file handling
🔸R syntax and data structures
🔸Vectors, data frames, and functions
🔸Working in RStudio
🔸Importing data (CSV, Excel, databases)
🔸Handling missing values and outliers
🔸Data transformation and formatting
🔸Libraries: Pandas (Python), dplyr (R)
🔸Summary statistics
🔸Data visualization and patterns
🔸Libraries: Matplotlib, Seaborn (Python)
🔸Libraries: ggplot2 (R)
🔸Probability distributions
🔸Sampling and hypothesis testing
🔸Confidence intervals
🔸Correlation and covariance
🔸Simple and multiple linear regression
🔸Logistic regression
🔸Model interpretation and assumptions
🔸Libraries: scikit-learn, stats models, caret
🔸Classification algorithms
🔸Decision trees and ensemble methods
🔸Model training and prediction
🔸Performance metrics (accuracy, precision, recall)
🔸Clustering (K-means, hierarchical clustering)
🔸Dimensionality reduction (PCA)
🔸Pattern discovery
🔸Train-test split and cross-validation
🔸Bias-variance trade-off
🔸Hyperparameter tuning
🔸Model comparison
🔸Feature engineering
🔸Pipelines and workflows
🔸Handling large datasets
🔸Introduction to Deep Learning
🔸End-to-end data science projects
🔸Case studies from business and research
🔸Data storytelling and insights
🔸Saving and loading models
🔸Reporting results using R Markdown / Jupyter
🔸Creating dashboards and visual reports
🔸Mini projects
🔸Industry-oriented projects
🔸Research-based analysis
🔹Question 1: What would you like to focus on during this call related to Data Science and Machine Learning using R and Python?
🔹Question 2: What is your current level of experience in Data Science, Machine Learning, or programming (beginner, intermediate, advanced)?
🔹Question 3: Which programming language would you prefer to use during the session: R, Python, or both?
🔹Question 4: Are you seeking help with theory, practical implementation, or both?
🔹Question 5: Do you have any specific topics you want to cover (e.g., data preprocessing, EDA, regression, classification, clustering, model evaluation)?
🔹Question 6: Is this session for academic support, project guidance, research work, exam preparation, or career development?
🔹Question 7: Do you have a dataset, assignment, or project that you would like to work on during the session?