Great very informative and easy talk - thank you very much! I especially liked the clear definition of Machine Learning and comparison with Statistics and Data Mining. I am teaching Machine Learning now at Boston University and plan to use some of your examples and explanations.
This is an amazing description of machine learning. Thank you!
This is first video from which I just understood what is Machine Learning. Thank You
Ron, my first real venture into understanding Machine Learning. Thank you. Love the SVM handwriting example.
This is a very good introduction. I now have a better handle on this area although there will be lots of discover. I like how experience is imparted in the presentation. Many thanks for publishing this online.
Thanks for uploading. I didn't think that the basketball example was silly. It was simple enough to understand.
Very cool. I especially liked the features of digit identification around 34:00
Wonderful introduction to machine learning for beginners. Really liked it. Thank you.
Machine Learning for Dummies. Great presentation and very easy to follow. Thank you.
Excellent, easy to follow and understand
Really a good start for machine learning, which is my interested area
Excellent intro to Machine Learning
Great talk - very easy to understand. This guy reminds me of Massimo Vignelli
That´s a good introduction for beginners. I´ll share with my colleagues.
Great overview of Machine Learning. No voodoo here!
Good and simple introduction to Machine Learning.
Excellent talk! Thank you very much!
SVM - best explanation ever!
Very great introduction! THX!!!
Amazing speach and explanation, thank you so much sit!!!
I love this guy. he's so engaging and funny.
Great overview, thanks!
Good explanation for a beginner.
A great resource for beginners
Excellent talk.
seriously wow ... what a great lecture
so simply explained, thank you
Really good introduction,Thank u .
really good,thanks for sharing
Very good explanation
Exactly what does he mean by "features"? Are they just column labels for data instances?
Similar to independent variables i.e., if I have a simple set of data, (x1, y1), (x2,y2),...,(xn,yn) and I want to find a function f such that f(xk) = yk then you can really think of the features as independent variables, but they dislike using the term especially in classification problems.
feature is a another word for one characterisc of an object; like weight or height are features of a man
Amazing Talk!
Everyone loves SVM :)
thanks for sharing "LinkedInTechTalks"
Where's the voodoo
It is quite remarkable how well you capture the key points in a very simple way. Well done and thank you!