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View DealComplex statistics in Machine
 Learning worry a lot of developers. Knowing statistics helps you build 
strong Machine Learning models that are optimized for a given problem 
statement. This video will teach you all it takes to perform complex 
statistical computations required for Machine Learning. Understand the 
real-world examples that discuss the statistical side of Machine 
Learning and familiarize yourself with it. We will discuss the 
application of frequently used algorithms on various domain problems, 
using both Python and R programming. We will use libraries such as 
scikit-learn, NumPy, random Forest and so on. By the end of the course, 
you will have mastered the required statistics for Machine Learning and 
will be able to apply your new skills to any sort of industry problem.
	
About the Author
Pratap
 Dangeti
	 develops machine learning and deep learning solutions for 
structured, image, and text data at TCS, in its research and innovation 
lab in Bangalore. He has acquired a lot of experience in both analytics 
and data science. He received his master's degree from IIT Bombay in its
 industrial engineering and operations research program. Pratap is an 
artificial intelligence enthusiast. When not working, he likes to read 
about next-gen technologies and innovative methodologies. He is also the
 author of the book Statistics for Machine Learning by Packt.
	
              
            
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