CSG220 Machine Learning

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You have reached the homepage for the Northeastern University, College of Computer and Information Science, Fall 2008 session of Machine Learning, also known as 'CSG220'. CSG220 is an graduate level first course on machine learning and applications.Topics covered include decision trees, regression, linear classifiers, learning theory, boosting, support vector machine, bayesian decisions, neural networks, mixture models, collaborative filtering, feature extraction, learning theory, reinforcement learning. To take the course, students are expected to have a basic background in linear algebra, probabilities, and programming.

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