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Syllabus for "Introduction to Machine Learning on Apache Spark"
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Machine Learning in Broad Strokes | |
+ Mathematical vs. Intuitive Basis for Machine Learning | |
+ Basic Machine Learning Tasks | |
+ Supervised Learning | |
+ Unsupervised Learning | |
+ Reinforcement Learning | |
Spark in Broad Strokes | |
+ Architecture of a Spark Application | |
+ [Hands-On]: Familiarization with the Spark Shell | |
+ Truncated Overview of Functional Programming | |
+ Resilient Distributed Datasets (RDDs) | |
+ Basic Operations on RDDs | |
Supervised Learning as Exemplified by Linear Regression | |
+ Intuition and Math behind Linear Regression | |
+ [Hands-On]: Using the MLLib Linear Regression Algorithm in Spark | |
+ Discussion of Strengths/Limitations, Extensions to More Complex Algorithms | |
Unsupervised Learning as Exemplified by k-Means Clustering | |
+ Intuition and Math behind k-Means | |
+ [Hands-On]: Using the MLLib k-Means Algorithm in Spark | |
+ Discussion of Strengths/Limitations, Extensions to More Complex Algorithms | |
Reinforcement Learning as Exemplified by Q-Learning | |
+ Intuition, Model, and Math behind Q-Learning | |
+ [Hands-On]: Implementing a Q-Learner from Scratch in Spark. | |
+ Discussion of Strength/Limitations, Extensions to More Complex Algorithms | |
Discussion of Development in Spark | |
Questions, Discussion, and Hacking |
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