This half-day lesson explores key topics on the responsible application of machine learning. The lesson is presented as a series of case studies that illustrate real world examples.
The lesson covers a broad range of topics, including reproducibility, bias, and interpretability. It is the final lesson in the machine learning curriculum.
- Introduction to Machine Learning in Python [Lesson materials; Code repository]
- Introduction to Tree Models in Python [Lesson materials; Code repository]
- Introduction to artificial neural networks in Python [Lesson materials; Code repository]
- Responsible machine learning in Python [Lesson materials; Code repository]
These lessons are being run at University of Edinburgh as part of the Ed-DaSH Data Science training programme for Health and Biosciences.
The first lessons were taught in May: https://edcarp.github.io/2022-05-24_ed-dash_machine-learning/. For a list of future lessons, see: https://edcarp.github.io/Ed-DaSH/workshops
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