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My complete, self-study probabilistic programming and Bayesian Machine Learning course is trusted by members of top machine learning schools, companies, and organizations, including Harvard, Quantopian, Farfetch, Intercom, OKCupid, DoorDash, Mailchimp, Uber, Google, University of Chicago and more!
Bayesian methods are powerful tools for data science applications, complimenting traditional statistical and machine learning methods. Importantly, Bayesian models generate predictions and inferences that fully account for uncertainty. The main tool for conducting Bayesian analysis is Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC), a computationally-intensive numerical approach that allows a wide variety of models to be estimated. MCMC algorithms are available in several Python libraries, including PyMC3. I teach users a practical, effective workflow for applying Bayesian statistics using MCMC via PyMC3 (and other libraries) using real-world examples.
If you can use basic python and build a simple statistical or ML model - this course is for you.
My complete, self-study probabilistic programming and Bayesian Machine Learning course is trusted by members of top machine learning schools, companies, and organizations, including Harvard, Quantopian, Farfetch, Intercom, OKCupid, DoorDash, Mailchimp, Uber, Google, University of Chicago and more!
Bayesian methods are powerful tools for data science applications, complimenting traditional statistical and machine learning methods. Importantly, Bayesian models generate predictions and inferences that fully account for uncertainty. The main tool for conducting Bayesian analysis is Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC), a computationally-intensive numerical approach that allows a wide variety of models to be estimated. MCMC algorithms are available in several Python libraries, including PyMC3. I teach users a practical, effective workflow for applying Bayesian statistics using MCMC via PyMC3 (and other libraries) using real-world examples.
If you can use basic python and build a simple statistical or ML model - this course is for you.
